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I want to list services currently installed in an ubuntu box. Also want to list the status of the listed services. Thanks.

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There are a lot of ways to list services in a Linux or Ubuntu system. But If you also want to list services status "systemctl list-units" will work for your case perfectly.

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Have you tried: sudo service --status-all. Good luck.

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Posting Running Services Under SystemD in Linux
To list all stacked administrations on your framework (regardless of whether dynamic; running, left or fizzled, utilize the rundown units subcommand and - type switch with an estimation of administration.

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Well there are 2 ways known to me:

  1. With systemctl:
    systemctl list-unit-files

  2. With service:
    service --status-all

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There are a lot of ways to list services in a Linux or Ubuntu system. But If you also want to list services status "systemctl list-units" will work for your case perfectly.

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list all stacked administrations on your framework (regardless of whether dynamic; running, left or fizzled, utilize the rundown units subcommand and - type switch with an estimation of administration.

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