Chapter 2. User Environment and System Information

Each login name has its own system environment. The system environment is an area where information common to all processes running in a session is stored. There are also commands you can use to display information about your system.

This section discusses the following procedures for displaying information about your environment.

• Listing the Devices in Your System (lscfg Command)
• Displaying the Name of Your Console (lscons Command)
• Displaying the Name of Your Terminal (tty Command)
• Listing Available Displays (lsdisp Command)
• Listing the Available Fonts (lsfont Command)
• Listing Keyboard Maps (lskbd Command)
• Listing Software Products (lslpp Command)
• Listing Control Key Assignments for Your Terminal (stty Command)
• Listing All Your Environment Variables (env Command)
• Displaying the Value of an Environment Variable (printenv Command)
• Working with Bidirectional Languages (aixterm Command).
• Command Summary for User Environment and System Information