Manage Linux Systemd Services Easily With Systemd-manager-tui
"Managing services on a Linux system often means typing long systemctl commands or digging through logs with journalctl. But what if you could do all that from a single, easy-to-use terminal interface? That’s where systemd-manager-tui comes in."
Well, now I know what a TUI is! A terminal User Interface...
But this is a nice app not only to browse through all your systemd services and see which are active, dead, disabled, etc. It will also allow you to easily restart, stop, enable, disable those services, view logs, and even view and edit the unit files from inside this TUI view.
I discovered some services I installed a long time ago and no longer use, so I could do some clean up. Although I had to go delete the unit files from outside the TUI.
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Manage Linux Systemd Services Easily With Systemd-manager-tui - OSTechNix
Learn how to manage systemd services with systemd-manager-tui, a fast terminal UI for starting, stopping, and inspecting Linux services.
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