As is known, in most modern GNU/Linux distributions, the system is managed by systemd, but controlling systemd itself has until now involved careful reading of documentation and typing commands. Old school, but not very convenient.
Now, finally, there is a new, interactive way to manage systemd from the ISD project — Interactive SystemD, whose public release 0.2.0 was made last week.
In fact, this is a TUI that allows for managing both the system and user instance of systemd in an interactive mode: viewing and changing the state of services, checking their logs, etc.
Themes are already supported — you can watch demo videos via the link in the project documentation.
The source code is available on GitHub under GPLv3.
Source: linux.org.ru
