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.
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)
