Linux Tools

File integrity monitoring tool. Detects changes to file system objects. Alerts when critical system files are modified, added, or deleted.

Live syncing daemon. Watches local directory trees for changes and syncs them to remote targets using rsync or rsync+ssh. Near real-time replication.

Beautiful resource monitor for the terminal. Shows CPU, memory, disks, network, and processes with responsive UI and mouse support. Written in Bash.

Visual file manager for the Unix terminal. Dual-pane interface, built-in editor, FTP/SFTP client. The classic Norton Commander clone.

Powerful Unix shell with advanced features. Tab completion, spelling correction, themes, and plugins. Often used with Oh My Zsh framework.

Framework for managing Zsh configuration. 300+ plugins, 150+ themes. Auto-updates, community-driven. Makes terminal beautiful and productive.

Smart and user-friendly command line shell. Autosuggestions, syntax highlighting, web-based configuration. Works out of the box.

Minimal, blazing-fast, and customizable prompt for any shell. Written in Rust. Shows git status, Node version, Python env, and more.

General-purpose command-line fuzzy finder. Search files, command history, processes, git commits. Integrates with any list.

A cat clone with syntax highlighting and Git integration. Automatic paging, line numbers, and file decorations. Written in Rust.

Modern replacement for ls. Colors, icons, git status, tree view. Written in Rust. Maintained fork of the original exa.

Extremely fast line-oriented search tool. Recursively searches directories while respecting gitignore. Written in Rust.

Simple, fast, and user-friendly alternative to find. Colorized output, smart case, regex, parallel command execution. Written in Rust.

Performance monitoring tools for Linux (sar, iostat, mpstat, pidstat). Collect, report, and save system activity information.

System call tracer for Linux. Debug programs by monitoring system calls and signals. Essential for troubleshooting application issues.

List open files. Shows which files are opened by which processes. Essential for finding which process is using a port, file, or socket.

Resource monitor with beautiful TUI. CPU, memory, disks, network, and processes. Mouse support, themes, and GPU monitoring.

Advanced system and process monitor. Logs performance data for historical analysis. Shows per-process resource consumption over time.

BPF Compiler Collection — 100+ tracing tools for Linux. Based on eBPF. Analyze CPU, memory, disk, network at kernel level.

Sampling profiler for Python programs. Profile running Python processes without modifying code. Flame graphs and top-like views.