Linux setup command
The Linux setup command is a configuration utility, a command that starts a graphical setup system.
setup command: used to configure X, print settings, time zone settings, system services, network configuration, configuration, firewall configuration, authentication configuration, and mouse configuration.
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setup
setup is a configuration utility that provides a graphical interface. In setup, the following 7 categories of options can be set:
- 1. Login authentication method
- 2. Keyboard configuration settings
- 3. Mouse configuration settings
- 4. System services to start at boot
- 5. Sound card configuration settings
- 6. Time zone settings
- 7. X Windows configuration settings
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