Modern Linux workflows and tiling window managers (Hyprland, Sway, i3) offer unparalleled customization, but configuring hardware devices often requires memorizing and juggling incompatible command-line tools: nmcli for Wi-Fi, bluetoothctl for Bluetooth pairings, pactl / wpctl for PipeWire audio streams, and systemctl for systemd services.
Settings TUI (GitHub: ziuus/settings-tui) brings all of these hardware and subsystem controls into a fast, keyboard-driven native terminal console written in Rust.
Core Architecture & Capabilities
- Instant Startup (<10ms): Built in Rust with minimal memory overhead (<15MB RSS).
- Direct System D-Bus Integration: Communicates directly over system and user D-Bus sockets rather than parsing unbuffered shell output.
- PipeWire & WirePlumber Support: Live volume level metering, output device routing, and per-application audio stream volume balancing.
- NetworkManager & IWD: Wi-Fi network scanning, connection authentication, static IP setup, and VPN profile toggling.
- systemd Unit Manager: Inspect unit state, start/stop/restart daemons, and view live journal logs with ANSI highlighting.
- Hyprland & Display Configuration: Fast monitor resolution, refresh rate, and scaling adjustments.
Installation & Getting Started
Install via Cargo:
cargo install settings-tui Or build from source:
git clone https://github.com/ziuus/settings-tui.git cd settings-tui cargo build --release ./target/release/settings-tui Check out the repository and contribute on GitHub:
https://github.com/ziuus/settings-tui
