Linux setenv Command
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Linux setenv Command
The Linux setenv command is used to query or display environment variables.
setenv is a command in tsch for querying or setting environment variables.
Syntax
setenv
Example
Display environment variables
setenv
Set environment variable
# setenv USER lx138
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