systemctl-tui
Fast, simple TUI for systemd services
TLDR
Launch the interactive service manager
$ systemctl-tui
Limit displayed units by pattern$ systemctl-tui --limit-units "[pattern]"
SYNOPSIS
systemctl-tui [options]
DESCRIPTION
systemctl-tui lets you quickly browse systemd service status and logs, start/stop/restart/reload services, and view/edit unit files from an interactive terminal interface.It aims to do a small number of things well: viewing service status, reading logs, and managing services without needing to remember `systemctl` and `journalctl` subcommands.
PARAMETERS
--limit-units pattern
Limit the view to units matching the given pattern.
INSTALL
sudo pacman -S systemctl-tui
nix profile install nixpkgs#systemctl-tui
CAVEATS
Linux only. WSL requires systemd to be enabled. Service management operations (start, stop, restart) require appropriate privileges.
HISTORY
systemctl-tui was created by Reilly Wood (rgwood) and is written in Rust.
SEE ALSO
systemctl(1), systemd-manager-tui(1), journalctl(1)
