Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
systemd-manager-tui can't handle instantiated services.
Describe the solution you'd like
In order to start a service myservice@.service you'd issue the command systemctl start myservice@instancename. systemd-manager-tui could check if a service has @ in its filename, prompt the user for a name and then issue the start command accordingly. The same applies stop, enable, disable etc.
Describe alternatives you've considered
None. Instantiated services are a core feature of systemd.
Additional context
I've tested some other systemd TUIs and none of them cover instantiated services. This is the only part I'm missing, overall I like systemd-manager-tui to become my daily driver.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
systemd-manager-tui can't handle instantiated services.
Describe the solution you'd like
In order to start a service
myservice@.serviceyou'd issue the commandsystemctl start myservice@instancename. systemd-manager-tui could check if a service has@in its filename, prompt the user for a name and then issue the start command accordingly. The same applies stop, enable, disable etc.Describe alternatives you've considered
None. Instantiated services are a core feature of systemd.
Additional context
I've tested some other systemd TUIs and none of them cover instantiated services. This is the only part I'm missing, overall I like systemd-manager-tui to become my daily driver.