LinuxToys
A user-friendly collection of tools to make your life on Linux easier than ever.
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- Creative_joe reviewed LinuxToys
My screen went black after using this thing.
Edit: according to the developer, it doesn't work very well with atomic systems, tested and aproved only on Debian & Ubuntu. So no CachyOS or rolling-release distros support yet.
Apart from the downsides, linuxtoys comes bundled with a free shader booster, intel and realtek driver packages and a davinci resolve installer --- conclusion: prepare a backup with clonezilla!
- sterno900 added LinuxToys
- POX updated LinuxToys
sterno900 added LinuxToys as alternative to Chocolatey, Ninite and Linutil
LinuxToys information
Developed by
Psygreg Licensing
Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Written in
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- 1,030 Stars
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What is LinuxToys?
A user-friendly collection of tools to make your life on Linux easier than ever.
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For you: A multitool that just works, with a comfortable, practical and simple graphical interface that looks good and gets the job done. It also follows the theme of your system!
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For professionals: With the CLI mode, taking a long time to set up computers for your customers will be a thing of the past. Just list all features you need installed in the manifest file, and let LinuxToys do the job for you. You can save your custom manifest file to use it to standardize your customers' systems. And don't worry: it won't apply resources that are not meant for the target!
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For developers: The ultimate platform for bash script development allowing for quick deployment of fixes for common issues on Linux, and much more, powered by our libraries. Don't believe it? Take a look at our Developer Handbook and see it for yourself!
Comments and Reviews
My screen went black after using this thing.
Edit: according to the developer, it doesn't work very well with atomic systems, tested and aproved only on Debian & Ubuntu. So no CachyOS or rolling-release distros support yet.
Apart from the downsides, linuxtoys comes bundled with a free shader booster, intel and realtek driver packages and a davinci resolve installer --- conclusion: prepare a backup with clonezilla!