How to set up and manage services in Arch Linux?

In Arch Linux, systemd can be used to configure and manage services. Here are some commonly used commands for setting up and managing services in Arch Linux:

  1. Start a service.
sudo systemctl start serviceName.service
  1. Stop a service.
sudo systemctl stop serviceName.service
  1. Restart a service.
sudo systemctl restart serviceName.service
  1. Check the status of a service.
sudo systemctl status serviceName.service
  1. Set up a service to start automatically when the system boots up.
sudo systemctl enable serviceName.service
  1. Configure a service to not start automatically when the system boots up.
sudo systemctl disable serviceName.service
  1. View all services that have been started.
systemctl list-units --type=service
  1. View all available services:
systemctl list-unit-files --type=service

Please note that the serviceName.service in the above commands should be replaced with the actual service name. By using these commands, you can easily set up and manage services running on Arch Linux.

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