There is no obvious way to run Systemd KCM from terminal when systemsettings5 is not installed. Here is the use case: 1. You don't use a desktop environment, so you can't search for .desktop files; 2. You install Systemd KCM and want to run it. Reproducible: Always Actual Results: It's unclear how to run Systemd KCM. The package does not install any executables, only kcm_[...].so.
without a desktop environment, you cannot use any KCM at all, since they are X-Windows GUI components. in such a case use a TUI like systemctl ideally in fish with nice TAB-completion.
(In reply to KDErobo3me from comment #1) > without a desktop environment, you cannot use any KCM at all, since they are > X-Windows GUI components. Wrong. In my case I probably had X11 running and all different GUI software including Konsole/Yakuake, but no Plasma. You can't search for KCMs without Plasma.
Other KCMs can be started from terminal, for example: kcmshell5 colors
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ping?
To answer the original query: kcmshell systemd should do the trick.
sorry, typo, make that: kcmshell5 systemd
(In reply to Rex Dieter from comment #7) > sorry, typo, make that: > kcmshell5 systemd Wow, it works! Thanks!