Linux Boot Analyzer TUI

A terminal UI that analyses Linux boot time. Written in Rust with Ratatui.

It is a terminal rewrite of pardus-boot-analyzer. The interface is in English and Turkish.

Features

• Analysis – boot time, system info, the slowest services and what can be optimized.
• Services – list systemd units, search and filter them, and enable, disable, start, stop or mask one.
• Autostart – manage the entries in ~/.config/autostart.
• Profiles – apply a ready-made profile (Office, Developer, Minimum) or create your own.
• Backups – create a restore point and go back to it later.

Screenshots

Analysis	Services

Autostart	Profiles

Backups

Requirements

• Linux with systemd.
• A terminal of at least 80x24. Below that the app draws a "Terminal too small" notice — with the size it needs — instead of the interface, and answers only the quit keys until the window grows.
• sudo for actions that need root. The password is asked inside the app.
• Rust 1.88 or newer to build it. The prebuilt binaries are statically linked, so any x86_64 or aarch64 Linux with systemd will run them.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/06ergin06/linux_boot_analyzer_tui/master/install.sh | sh

The script verifies the download and puts the binary in /usr/local/bin, or in ~/.local/bin when it cannot.

Arch Linux (AUR)

Install it on Arch Linux or Arch-based distributions (Manjaro, EndeavourOS, etc.) from the AUR:

yay -S linux-boot-analyzer-bin

or

paru -S linux-boot-analyzer-bin

Prebuilt archive

Download the archive for your architecture from the releases page, unpack it and put the binary on your PATH.

From source

Rust 1.88 or newer is needed:

git clone https://github.com/06ergin06/linux_boot_analyzer_tui
cd linux_boot_analyzer_tui
cargo build --release        # ./target/release/linux-boot-analyzer

Run

linux-boot-analyzer

Keys

? shows every key, and each tab lists its own keys at the bottom of the screen. The common ones:

Key	Action
q / Ctrl-C	quit
Tab	next tab (1–5 jump to one)
?	help
L	change the language

Your files

Everything the app writes lives in ~/.config/linux-boot-analyzer-tui/: the chosen language in config.json, restore points in backups/, and the profiles you create in profiles/. Reports written with w land in the current directory.

License

GPL-3.0. The files in assets/ are copied from pardus-boot-analyzer.