sysz – fzf terminal UI for systemctl

sysz is an fzf terminal UI for systemctl.

This is public domain software.

Features include:

• See and filter both system and user units simultaneously.
• Supports all unit types.
• Units ordered by service, timer, socket, and the rest.
• Runs sudo automatically and only if necessary.
• Filter units by state using ctrl-s or the –state option.
• Run daemon-reload with ctrl-r.
• Has short versions of systemctl commands to reduce typing.
• Runs status after other commands (start, stop, restart, etc).
• Select multiple units, states, and commands using TAB.
• Only prompts commands based on current state (e.g. show “start” only if the unit is inactive).

Website: github.com/joehillen/sysz
Support:
Developer: Joe Hillenbrand
License: Free and unencumbered software released into the public domain

Demo

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