Results for “linux”

OpenDesk

Open-source framework that lets AI agents click, type and read the screen to automate desktop tasks across Windows, Mac and Linux.

Zvia

A free desktop app that connects to a Linux server over SSH and automatically draws a map of how it's really wired — nginx, ports, containers, services — without installing anything on the server.

Word42

A free, open-source word processor built from scratch in C, meant as a modern alternative to Microsoft Word and AbiWord, running on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Kovavue

Rents your AI agent its own Linux computer, so it can log into Slack, browse the web, and use apps the way a human employee would, but only after you approve each action.

goguma

Small open-source tool that wakes your Mac or Linux machine just before a scheduled job runs, then lets it go back to sleep

Serverbox

Free desktop app that gives Linux server admins a live dashboard, real terminal, file manager and Docker controls over plain SSH — nothing to install on the servers themselves.

GitComet

Rust-built Git GUI for Linux, macOS and Windows, designed to stay responsive on very large repositories that make older Git clients stutter.

AgentGate

An API gateway that lets AI agents call GitHub, Slack, or Google Workspace on a user's behalf without ever seeing the real credentials.

iCloud Keychain for Linux

Unofficial client that brings iCloud Keychain passwords to Linux, with a browser extension for autofill.

Grith

OS-level security supervisor that intercepts and scores what AI coding agents can do on Linux.

vpsmon

A tiny, single-binary web dashboard for monitoring a Linux VPS — CPU, memory, disk, and network — that uses about 5MB of RAM.

Defragger

A graphical disk defragmentation tool for Linux that visualizes fragmented files as block maps and lets you defragment ext4 files or offline FAT volumes.

Day Framework

A Rust framework that lets developers write one codebase and ship a truly native app on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, HarmonyOS and the web.

VulnScout

Takes the list of every open-source component your software depends on (its SBOM) and tells you which ones have known security holes, then gives you a web dashboard to triage and report on them — rather than making you cross-reference vulnerability databa

Manef Shell OS

A self-hosted, mobile-first browser control panel for a Linux server, combining a real terminal, file manager, live metrics, and a BYOK AI assistant.

Hammer

Free, local-first novel-writing app for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and Linux, storing every scene as a plain text file with optional self-hosted sync.

Omarchy

An opinionated, ready-to-use Linux desktop built on Arch Linux by Basecamp's DHH — a curated set of themes, keybindings, and tools instead of a blank system you configure from scratch.

ZeroFS

ZeroFS lets you mount cheap S3-compatible cloud storage as a regular filesystem or disk on Linux, macOS, or Windows, encrypted and compressed automatically.

Bor

Bor is open-source software that lets organizations define, distribute, and enforce desktop configuration policies across Linux fleets in real time from a central server.

host4.ai

A cloud environment where you get a real Linux machine with SSH and a browser terminal, pre-wired to run Claude Code and OpenAI Codex, so you can code with an AI agent from any device without setting up a local machine.