Linux command
wakey 命令
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常用示例
Launch the Wake-on-LAN TUI
wakey
说明
wakey is a terminal user interface for managing and waking devices using Wake-on-LAN. It lets you organize devices into groups, send magic packets to wake machines, and ping devices to check their online/offline status. Key bindings: Tab to switch between devices and groups view, n to add a new device or group, e to edit, d to delete, Enter to wake a device or group, r to refresh status, arrow keys or vim motions to navigate, and Ctrl+H to display all keybindings. Configuration is stored in ~/.wakey_config.json, containing device entries (name, MAC address, IP address) and groups.
FAQ
What is the wakey command used for?
wakey is a terminal user interface for managing and waking devices using Wake-on-LAN. It lets you organize devices into groups, send magic packets to wake machines, and ping devices to check their online/offline status. Key bindings: Tab to switch between devices and groups view, n to add a new device or group, e to edit, d to delete, Enter to wake a device or group, r to refresh status, arrow keys or vim motions to navigate, and Ctrl+H to display all keybindings. Configuration is stored in ~/.wakey_config.json, containing device entries (name, MAC address, IP address) and groups.
How do I run a basic wakey example?
Run `wakey` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.