Boot-Up Manager – runlevels configuration

Last Updated on July 10, 2021

Boot-Up Manager is a Perl-Gtk2 application to handle runlevels configuration of any Debian-based system. With this program the user will easily start and stop boot-up scripts, without the necessity of dealing with complex links and permissions.

Features include:

  • Allows easy configuration of init services in user and system runlevels.
  • Change start/stop priority.
  • Activate service.
  • Deactivate service.
  • Start service now.
  • Stop service now.

Website: www.marzocca.net
Support:
Developer: Fabio Marzocca
License: GNU GPL v2

Boot-UpManager

Boot-Up Manager is written in Perl. Learn Perl with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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