Description: The ‘gsettings list-keys’ command is a tool used in desktop environments based on the GNOME framework to list all keys associated with a specific configuration schema. GNOME, which is a popular desktop environment on Linux-based operating systems, uses GSettings as a configuration management system that allows users and developers to modify and access application and system settings easily. This command is part of the GSettings command-line interface, which provides a way to interact with the system’s configuration database. By executing ‘gsettings list-keys’, the user can obtain a clear and concise list of available keys for a given schema, making it easier to understand the available configuration options and manipulate them. This command is particularly useful for developers and system administrators who need to manage configurations efficiently, allowing for customization and optimization of the working environment in various settings that utilize the GNOME framework.
