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xset Command - User Preference Utility for X
The xset command is used to set user preference options for the X Window System, such as keyboard, mouse, screen saver, and display power management settings.
Syntax
xset [options] [value]
Examples
xset q
Query current X settings.
xset b off
Turn off the system bell.
xset s off
Disable the screen saver.
Notes
- xset only affects the current X session.
- Useful for customizing desktop behavior and troubleshooting.
