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== System Settings == <!--T:151-->
|[[Image:Systemsettings.png|thumb|center|256px]]||  ||'''The new control center for KDE software'''
 
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KDE system manager for hardware, software, and workspaces.</translate>
 
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|[[Image:Systemsettings-plasma5_4.png|thumb|720px]]
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==Features== <!--T:2-->
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:*Search function helps narrow down relevant settings
:*Highlight Changed Settings function displays changed settings
:*Pointing at an icon displays a tooltip with more information about it


== Feature Overview ==
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==Search==
When the keyboard focus is in the icon window, you can type the first few letters of any module name to select it.


::* Control Center for global KDE platform settings
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::* Customize and manage your desktop in one convenient location
'''System Settings''' has a search function to help in hunting down a setting. Simply type in a keyword in the Search field in the toolbar and System Settings will display modules that contain the keyword and hide those that don't.</translate>
::* General and Advanced tabs separate most common user settings
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::* Search function helps narrow down probable settings
|[[Image:Systemsettings-plasma5_4-search.png|thumb|720px|<translate><!--T:6-->
Searching for "key".</translate>]]
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System Settings is a program where you can configure many parts of your desktop. Color, style, shortcuts and many other things.  It takes the place of KDE3's KControl. It has two main tabs: General tab for the most common user settings, and Advanced tab for more refined system administration. Each tab is further broken down into groups of related settings.
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You can also search for and open System Settings modules in [[Special:myLanguage/Plasma/Krunner|KRunner]].</translate>


== Search ==
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==Categories== <!--T:7-->


System Settings has a search function to help in hunting down a setting. Simply type in a keyword in the Search field in the toolbar and System Settings will display modules that contain the keyword and hide those that don't.
=== Appearance === <!--T:8-->


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|[[Image:Systemsettings-search.png|thumb|265px|Searching for "key"]]
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Look And Feel|<translate>
<!--T:149-->
Preferences-desktop-theme-global.png|
Look and Feel</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:150-->
Customize Plasma in one click.</translate>
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Workspace Theme|<translate><!--T:9-->
Preferences-desktop-plasma.png|
Workspace Theme</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:10-->
Customize your plasma theme, cursor theme, and splash theme all from here.</translate>
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Color|<translate><!--T:11-->
Preferences-desktop-color.png|
Color </translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:12-->
Here you can choose which color scheme to use on the desktop and in applications. You can also tweak the settings for individual elements. </translate>
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Fonts (Category)|<translate><!--T:70-->
Preferences-desktop-font.png|
Font</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:71-->
Configure which fonts you want to use in window bars, menus, and elsewhere. </translate>
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Icons|<translate><!--T:72-->
Preferences-desktop-icons.png|
Icons</translate>}}<translate>
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Here you can choose which icon theme to use for your workspace, and how large you want them to be. </translate>
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Application Style|<translate><!--T:66-->
Preferences-desktop-theme.png|
Application Style</translate>}}<translate>
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Customize your systems widget style (button themes), window decorations (how your titlebars look), and how GNOME (GTK) applications look..</translate>
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Note that System Settings will not indicate if there are hits in both General and Advanced tabs, so you'll have to check them yourself. If you can't find a setting that used to be in KDE 3's KControl, it is likely that it has been moved to the Settings section of the application concerned.
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=== Workspace === <!--T:76--></translate>
 
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Desktop Behavior|<translate>
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Preferences-desktop.png|
Desktop Behavior</translate>}}<translate>
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Configure desktop effects such as window animations, transparency, or the desktop cube.
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Windows Management|<translate><!--T:128-->
Preferences-system-windows.png|
Windows Management</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:129-->
Configure Kwin the KDE windows manager.
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Shortcuts|<translate><!--T:130-->
Preferences-desktop-keyboard.png|Shortcuts</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:131-->
Configure keyboard shortcuts.</translate>
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Startup and Shutdown|<translate><!--T:19-->
Preferences-system-login.png|
Startup and Shutdown</translate>}}<translate>
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Configure your system behavior when starting up or shutting down.</translate>
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Search|<translate>
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Baloo.png|
Search</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:86-->
Settings for the desktop search engine and the file indexer.
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You will find the '''[http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdebase-workspace/systemsettings/index.html System Settings Handbook here]'''.
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== Keywords ==
===Personalization=== <!--T:148-->
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System settings, control center, configuration, configure, customize, administration
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Account Details|<translate><!--T:132-->
Preferences-desktop-user.png|Acccount Details</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:133-->
Manage users and configure password manager.</translate>
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Regional Settings|<translate><!--T:134-->
Preferences-desktop-locale.png|Regional Settings</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:135-->
Configure language, time formats, date and more</translate>
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Notifications|<translate><!--T:136-->
Preferences-desktop-notification.png|Notifications</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:137-->
Configure notifications.</translate>
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Applications|<translate><!--T:138-->
Preferences-desktop-default-applications.png|Applications</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:139-->
Configure default applications, file associations, and more.</translate>
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Accessibility|<translate>
<!--T:81-->
Preferences-desktop-accessibility.png|Accessibility</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:82-->
Settings to help users who have difficulty hearing audible cues, or who have difficulty using a keyboard.
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Online Accounts|<translate><!--T:140-->
Application-internet.png|Online Accounts</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:141-->
Add your google, ownCloud  or Twitter account, for a better integration.</translate>
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=== Network=== <!--T:91--></translate>
 
:{|
{{AppItem|System Settings/Connections|<translate>
<!--T:94-->
Preferences-system-network.png|Connections</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:95-->
Preferences for your network connections.
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Settings|<translate><!--T:142-->
Preference-system-network.png|Settings</translate>}}<translate>
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Additional settings about your connection, Konqueror and SMB shares</translate>
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{{AppItem|Bluedevil|<translate>
<!--T:92-->
Preferences-system-bluetooth.png|
Bluetooth</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:93-->
Preference about Bluetooth.
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===Hardware=== <!--T:13--></translate>
 
:{|
{{AppItem|System Settings/Input Devices|<translate><!--T:14-->
Preferences-desktop-peripherals.png|
Input Devices</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:15-->
Configure your keyboard, mouse and joystick.</translate>
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Display and Monitor|<translate>
<!--T:104-->
Preferences-desktop-display.png|
Display and Monitor</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:105-->
Configuration of your monitor(s) and screensaver settings.
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Multimedia|<translate>
<!--T:112-->
Applications-multimedia.png|
Multimedia</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:113-->
Configure the handling of audio CDs
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Power Management|<translate>
<!--T:108-->
Preferences-system-power-management.png|
Power Management</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:109-->
Global settings for the power manager.
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Printers|<translate><!--T:144-->
Printer.png|Printers</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:145-->
Configure your printers to work with plasma.
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{{AppItem|System Settings/Removable Storage|<translate><!--T:146-->
Drive-removable-media.png|Removable Storage</translate>}}<translate>
<!--T:147-->
Configure automatic handling of removable storage media and which actions are available when a new device is connected to your machine.
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[[Category:Desktop]]
[[Category:Desktop]]
[[Category:System]]
[[Category:System]]
[[Category:Configuration]]
[[Category:Needs work]] <!-- Don't include this in translations-->
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Latest revision as of 09:18, 13 April 2024

System Settings

KDE system manager for hardware, software, and workspaces.

Features

  • Search function helps narrow down relevant settings
  • Highlight Changed Settings function displays changed settings
  • Pointing at an icon displays a tooltip with more information about it

Search

When the keyboard focus is in the icon window, you can type the first few letters of any module name to select it.

System Settings has a search function to help in hunting down a setting. Simply type in a keyword in the Search field in the toolbar and System Settings will display modules that contain the keyword and hide those that don't.

Searching for "key".

You can also search for and open System Settings modules in KRunner.

Categories

Appearance

Look and Feel

Customize Plasma in one click.

Workspace Theme

Customize your plasma theme, cursor theme, and splash theme all from here.

Color

Here you can choose which color scheme to use on the desktop and in applications. You can also tweak the settings for individual elements.

Font

Configure which fonts you want to use in window bars, menus, and elsewhere.

Icons

Here you can choose which icon theme to use for your workspace, and how large you want them to be.

Application Style

Customize your systems widget style (button themes), window decorations (how your titlebars look), and how GNOME (GTK) applications look..

Workspace

Desktop Behavior

Configure desktop effects such as window animations, transparency, or the desktop cube.

Windows Management

Configure Kwin the KDE windows manager.

Shortcuts

Configure keyboard shortcuts.

Startup and Shutdown

Configure your system behavior when starting up or shutting down.

Search

Settings for the desktop search engine and the file indexer.

Personalization

Acccount Details

Manage users and configure password manager.

Regional Settings

Configure language, time formats, date and more

Notifications

Configure notifications.

Applications

Configure default applications, file associations, and more.

Accessibility

Settings to help users who have difficulty hearing audible cues, or who have difficulty using a keyboard.

Online Accounts

Add your google, ownCloud or Twitter account, for a better integration.

Network

Connections

Preferences for your network connections.

Settings

Additional settings about your connection, Konqueror and SMB shares

Bluetooth

Preference about Bluetooth.

Hardware

Input Devices

Configure your keyboard, mouse and joystick.

Display and Monitor

Configuration of your monitor(s) and screensaver settings.

Multimedia

Configure the handling of audio CDs

Power Management

Global settings for the power manager.

Printers

Configure your printers to work with plasma.

Removable Storage

Configure automatic handling of removable storage media and which actions are available when a new device is connected to your machine.