User interface for turning services on/off

[j1n6]

It would be great if the UI includes status and buttons for turning the services on or off.
Since the hardware can only be used by one service, often I had to manually run systemctl start or systemctl stop for those apps included.

It might be a good idea to provide a configuration for a list of default services related to these AIO hardwares, and let users customise if needed.

[AceMedia]

It would be great if the UI includes status and buttons for turning the services on or off. Since the hardware can only be used by one service, often I had to manually run systemctl start or systemctl stop for those apps included.

It might be a good idea to provide a configuration for a list of default services related to these AIO hardwares, and let users customise if needed.

The UI absolutely does show which I/O is off or on but you're asking that we extend that to show the service using the current I/O, right? I could probably list the most likely service as well as provide a way to kill it from some from of extended/expandle sections in the UI. Not a bad idea. I'll get on that later.

[j1n6]

Thank you. I requested this because Brown SDR++ couldn’t discover the hardware. It seems the readsb service is running and has taken over. Having a UI to manage these hardware related background system services or visibility into which ones are running would be great.

[j1n6]

should be fixed in #9