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“Below are today’s randomly recommended Linux projects”
ð Project ID:371
ðĪ Repository Author:aaPanel
ð§ðŧ Project Language:Python
ðĶ Repository Name:BaoTa
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/aaPanel/BaoTa
ð Repository Introduction:Open-source version of the Baota Linux server operation and maintenance management platform
ð Project Description:The Baota Linux server operation and maintenance management platform. A simple and easy-to-use server operation and maintenance platform that supports one-click LNMP installation, cluster management, website, database, and other functions, effectively improving operational standardization and security, while reducing the probability of errors. This open-source project is a free version, with a paid [Professional Version](https://www.bt.cn/?invite_code=MV90dXphcW0=).
ð Project ID:372
ðĪ Repository Author:zhaojh329
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C
ðĶ Repository Name:rtty
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/zhaojh329/rtty
ð Repository Introduction:An open-source project that allows web login to the Linux terminal
ð Project Description:An open-source project that allows web login to the Linux terminal. Implemented in C, with a total size of less than 100KB including dependencies, it can be used on embedded Linux devices. It features a web management interface, making it easy to remotely maintain Linux devices.
ð Project ID:373
ðĪ Repository Author:netdata
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C
ðĶ Repository Name:netdata
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/netdata/netdata
ð Repository Introduction:Distributed + real-time monitoring agent system
ð Project Description:A free and open-source real-time monitoring tool for Linux system performance. It is easy to install, resource-efficient, and powerful, supporting the monitoring of various services.
ð Project ID:374
ðĪ Repository Author:ish-app
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C
ðĶ Repository Name:ish
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/ish-app/ish
ð Repository Introduction:Linux terminal on iOS
ð Project Description:Run Linux shell on iOS, allowing you to operate your iOS device using Linux commands.
ð Project ID:376
ðĪ Repository Author:jaywcjlove
ð§ðŧ Project Language:Markdown
ðĶ Repository Name:linux-command
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/jaywcjlove/linux-command
ð Repository Introduction:Linux command search tool
ð Project Description:This project collects over 500 Linux commands to build a website for easy use. The content includes Linux command manuals, detailed explanations, and learning resources, sourced from the internet and contributions from users, making it a valuable Linux command quick reference manual.
ð Project ID:380
ðĪ Repository Author:Xfennec
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C
ðĶ Repository Name:progress
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/Xfennec/progress
ð Repository Introduction:Tool to view the execution progress of Linux commands
ð Project Description:This is a Linux tool that allows you to view the execution progress of commands like cp, mv, dd, tar, etc. It displays the percentage of data processed, processing speed, and estimated completion time, and provides a monitoring mode similar to top.
ð Project ID:381
ðĪ Repository Author:KDE
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C++
ðĶ Repository Name:kdeconnect-kde
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/KDE/kdeconnect-kde
ð Repository Introduction:Device interconnection tool on Linux
ð Project Description:This is an open-source application by KDE (a well-known Linux desktop environment) that facilitates wireless interconnection between mobile phones and computers. It supports clipboard sharing, notifications, file transfers, command execution, and allows the phone to act as a touchpad, keyboard, and remote control for slideshows, among other external devices.
ð Project ID:383
ðĪ Repository Author:distrochooser
ð§ðŧ Project Language:Python
ðĶ Repository Name:distrochooser
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/distrochooser/distrochooser
ð Repository Introduction:Helps you find the Linux distribution that suits you
ð Project Description:This website recommends Linux distributions that meet your requirements by asking a few questions, supporting Chinese.
ð Project ID:389
ðĪ Repository Author:iredmail
ð§ðŧ Project Language:Shell
ðĶ Repository Name:iRedMail
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/iredmail/iRedMail
ð Repository Introduction:Out-of-the-box free mail server
ð Project Description:This project allows for quick deployment of mail services on Linux/BSD, and also features a web management platform, with all data stored on the server, ensuring data privacy while being easy to migrate and back up.
ð Project ID:390
ðĪ Repository Author:rvaiya
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C
ðĶ Repository Name:warpd
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/rvaiya/warpd
ð Repository Introduction:Tool to replace the mouse with the keyboard
ð Project Description:A tool to replace the mouse with the keyboard. It has various operation modes such as moving the mouse with arrow keys and area selection, but only supports Linux and macOS systems.
ð Project ID:391
ðĪ Repository Author:NVIDIA
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C
ðĶ Repository Name:open-gpu-kernel-modules
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kernel-modules
ð Repository Introduction:NVIDIA’s open-source Linux GPU kernel driver
ð Project Description:This project is NVIDIA’s open-source Linux GPU kernel driver, marking an important step towards open-source by NVIDIA. Recently, they announced a complete transition to open-source GPU kernel modules, which will replace closed-source drivers in the upcoming R560 driver version.
ð Project ID:396
ðĪ Repository Author:qinguoyi
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C++
ðĶ Repository Name:TinyWebServer
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/qinguoyi/TinyWebServer
ð Repository Introduction:Lightweight C++ web server on Linux
ð Project Description:This project can be used to set up web services and is also suitable for C++ beginners as a practical project for network programming. The author has also written articles explaining the related code and principles to help beginners better grasp network programming knowledge.
ð Project ID:397
ðĪ Repository Author:koute
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C
ðĶ Repository Name:bytehound
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/koute/bytehound
ð Repository Introduction:More powerful Linux memory analysis tool
ð Project Description:A more powerful Linux memory analysis tool. It can display memory change curves, usage details, complete stack traces, and other information, helping to solve memory leak issues.
ð Project ID:400
ðĪ Repository Author:Canop
ð§ðŧ Project Language:Rust
ðĶ Repository Name:dysk
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/Canop/dysk
ð Repository Introduction:Better alternative to the df command
ð Project Description:This project is a tool developed in Rust to view disk usage on Linux systems, providing a more intuitive data display than the df command, supporting custom column display, filtering, sorting, and other features.
ð Project ID:401
ðĪ Repository Author:microsoft
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C
ðĶ Repository Name:WSL2-Linux-Kernel
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/microsoft/WSL2-Linux-Kernel
ð Repository Introduction:The secret to running native Linux on Windows
ð Project Description:This project is the official open-source source code and configuration files for the Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2) by Microsoft, aimed at helping Windows users run a complete Linux system locally. WSL2 introduces a lightweight virtual machine to run the native Linux kernel, providing better compatibility and performance compared to WSL.
ð Project ID:402
ðĪ Repository Author:rfjakob
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C
ðĶ Repository Name:earlyoom
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/rfjakob/earlyoom
ð Repository Introduction:Linux daemon to prevent OOM
ð Project Description:This is an OOM daemon designed for Linux, aimed at addressing the limitation of the kernel’s built-in OOM Killer, which only triggers when memory is exhausted. It can intervene early (default 10%) and automatically terminate the processes consuming the most memory, preventing the system from freezing due to memory exhaustion.
ð Project ID:404
ðĪ Repository Author:sezanzeb
ð§ðŧ Project Language:Python
ðĶ Repository Name:input-remapper
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/sezanzeb/input-remapper
ð Repository Introduction:Tool for Linux users to easily change key behaviors
ð Project Description:This project is a tool designed for Linux systems that allows users to easily change the behavior of input devices. It supports various input devices, including keyboards, mice, game controllers, and joysticks.
ð Project ID:406
ðĪ Repository Author:ChrisTitusTech
ð§ðŧ Project Language:Shell
ðĶ Repository Name:linutil
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/linutil
ð Repository Introduction:Cross-distribution Linux toolbox
ð Project Description:This project is a command-line tool designed for Linux, aimed at simplifying daily Linux tasks. It uses Rust to develop the command-line interface, providing a series of commonly used automation scripts and commands, compatible with multiple Linux distributions, including software installation, system optimization, and security configuration (firewall).
ð Project ID:407
ðĪ Repository Author:leaningtech
ð§ðŧ Project Language:JavaScript
ðĶ Repository Name:webvm
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/leaningtech/webvm
ð Repository Introduction:Run Linux virtual machines in the browser
ð Project Description:This project allows users to run Linux virtual machines in the browser without a server, providing a fully client-side virtual environment. It is based on the CheerpX virtualization engine, offering a secure, sandboxed x86 virtual environment that can run binary files, command-line tools, text editors, compile C/C++ programs, and scripts in Python and other languages. After logging in, users can also access the internet, suitable for demonstrations and quick access to Linux development environments.
ð Project ID:409
ðĪ Repository Author:johnfactotum
ð§ðŧ Project Language:JavaScript
ðĶ Repository Name:foliate
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/johnfactotum/foliate
ð Repository Introduction:User-friendly Linux eBook reader
ð Project Description:This is a free, open-source eBook reading tool for Linux, providing a clean interface and excellent reading experience, similar to a Kindle reader. It supports word translation, bookmarking, annotations, and progress sliders, as well as font, spacing, margin, and color adjustments, supporting various file formats including EPUB, Kindle, and PDF.
ð Project ID:410
ðĪ Repository Author:linux-kernel-labs-zh
ð§ðŧ Project Language:Other
ðĶ Repository Name:docs-linux-kernel-labs-zh-cn
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/linux-kernel-labs-zh/docs-linux-kernel-labs-zh-cn
ð Repository Introduction:Linux kernel experiments
ð Project Description:This project is the Chinese translation of the “Linux Kernel Teaching” course from the Bucharest University of Technology, suitable for programmers interested in learning about the Linux kernel. The course content is divided into lectures and experiments, with experiments conducted in a QEMU-based virtual machine, allowing hands-on experience with the development, building, deployment, and execution processes of the Linux kernel.
ð Project ID:411
ðĪ Repository Author:magnific0
ð§ðŧ Project Language:Shell
ðĶ Repository Name:wondershaper
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/magnific0/wondershaper
ð Repository Introduction:Tool to limit network bandwidth on Linux
ð Project Description:This project implements bandwidth limiting for Linux networks using the tc command from iproute, supporting multiple network interfaces and limiting maximum upload/download rates.
ð Project ID:413
ðĪ Repository Author:MrGlockenspiel
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C
ðĶ Repository Name:activate-linux
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/MrGlockenspiel/activate-linux
ð Repository Introduction:Porting the “Activate Windows” watermark to Linux
ð Project Description:This is a small tool that displays the text “Activate Linux” in the bottom right corner of the desktop system, just for fun.
ð Project ID:414
ðĪ Repository Author:dunwu
ð§ðŧ Project Language:Shell
ðĶ Repository Name:linux-tutorial
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/dunwu/linux-tutorial
ð Repository Introduction:A practical Linux tutorial
ð Project Description:Unlike comprehensive Linux tutorials, this project focuses on practicality, covering commonly used Linux commands, system operation and maintenance, software maintenance, and common shell scripts.
ð Project ID:415
ðĪ Repository Author:lucavallin
ð§ðŧ Project Language:C
ðĶ Repository Name:barco
ð Repository Address:https://github.com/lucavallin/barco
ð Repository Introduction:Writing a Linux container from scratch in C
ð Project Description:This project is a Linux container implemented in C, relying solely on low-level Linux features, which can be used to learn more about the technical details of Linux containers and the kernel.
ð Last updated: September 12, 2025, 15:06:53
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