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Sysctl GUI - Kernel parameters

A GUI application to modify kernel parameters at runtime

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Package name com.androidvip.sysctlgui

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Sysctl GUI - Kernel parameters Description

This app requires root access, if you don't know what it means, please not not install it

Sysctl GUI is an open source application, its main purpose is to provide a graphical way to edit kernel parameters. These parameters are those listed under a special system folder and they are edited using the
sysctl command.

If available, the official description of what the kernel parameter does will be shown on the edit screen completely offline.

Source code: https://github.com/Lennoard/SysctlGUI

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