The Settings app

Finding your way around Settings; every page is in the Settings reference

Open Settings with Super+I, from the Aurora menu, from the Control Center, or by typing a setting's name in Spotlight. The sidebar groups pages like Ubuntu's Settings: connectivity, look and feel, devices and input, security, AI, and the system.

Open a page directly from a terminal or a script:

Page	Open it directly
Network	`aurora-settings --page network`
Bluetooth	`aurora-settings --page bluetooth`
Displays	`aurora-settings --page display`
Sound	`aurora-settings --page sound`
Power	`aurora-settings --page power`
Appearance	`aurora-settings --page appearance`
Desktop & Dock	`aurora-settings --page desktop`
Desktop Profiles	`aurora-settings --page profiles`
Multitasking	`aurora-settings --page multitasking`
Notifications	`aurora-settings --page notifications`
Apps	`aurora-settings --page apps`
Screen Time	`aurora-settings --page screentime`
Mouse & Touchpad	`aurora-settings --page mouse`
Keyboard	`aurora-settings --page keyboard`
Printers	`aurora-settings --page printers`
Accessibility	`aurora-settings --page accessibility`
Privacy & Security	`aurora-settings --page privacy`
App Permissions	`aurora-settings --page permissions`
Sharing	`aurora-settings --page sharing`
AI	`aurora-settings --page ai`
Users	`aurora-settings --page users`
Language & Region	`aurora-settings --page language`
Date & Time	`aurora-settings --page datetime`
Software Updates	`aurora-settings --page updates`
Storage	`aurora-settings --page storage`
System Health	`aurora-settings --page health`
About	`aurora-settings --page about`

Every option of every page is listed in the Settings reference.