anna on Nostr: i know systemd is not a fan of the whole unix philosophy thing but, does systemctl ...
i know systemd is not a fan of the whole unix philosophy thing but, does systemctl list-units really not have any way to output something that is pipe friendly?
it seems to always print a header with column names and a footer with “N units listed”
making the simple job of “list-units | grep | xargs <something else>” a lot more annoying
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