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Love that. Has GUI caught up with the technical capabilities though, or do we need to resort to command-line and editing configuration files to schedule a task?
by sedatk 7mo ago
Love that. Has GUI caught up with the technical capabilities though, or do we need to resort to command-line and editing configuration files to schedule a task?
- metalcrow 7mo agoThere isn't a GUI that i know of, but the files are very basic text files that don't really need much of a GUI. Creating a service and setting it's timer is maybe 10 lines total. For monitoring the services and seeing how long they take and all that i'm sure there are GUIs but none i know of ottomh.
- ankurdhama 7mo agoGoogle systemd GUI and you will find many such tools.
- sedatk 7mo agoI'm sure, but I wish there were a standard to the GUIs as much as the standard for CLI tooling.
- hulitu 7mo ago> Has GUI caught up with the technical capabilities though on Windows ? On linux, there is crond. On Windows there was, once upon a time, a Task Scheduler in Accessories. Now it seems to be gone, though, inspecting with Autostart from Sysinternals seems to imply that there still is a Task Scheduler in E Windows 10.