Steve Emms, Author at LinuxLinks

ECT – fast and effective C++ file optimizer

Efficient Compression Tool (or ECT) is a C++ file optimizer. It supports PNG, JPEG, GZIP and ZIP files.

We spotlight alternatives tools to curl, a utility for transferring data from or to a server, supporting many protocols.

Topgrade detects which tools you use and runs the appropriate commands to update them.

Sentora is a complete open-source web hosting control panel. Sentora is designed to be installed on a minimal OS.

vim-fern is a general purpose asynchronous tree viewer written in VimL.

lsv is a modern alternative to ls in the spirit of exa, eza, lsd, pls, natls, ls-go and others.

These clients let you download files over the internet from the command line. But they can also be used for many more interesting purposes.

Inviska Rename is a batch file rename utility that allows you to give meaningful names to groups of files.

Tess is a hackable, simple, rapid and beautiful terminal for the new era of technology. It’s written in JavaScript.

JPEG Archive is a small collection of utilities for archiving photos for saving to long term storage or serving over the web.

Vesta provides an easy to use control panel that allows the management of websites, DNS, mail, backups, and more.

StygianSift will navigate you through the rivers of data and forests of directories with unparalleled ease.

Zasper is an IDE designed from the ground up to support massive concurrency.

1Panel enables users to effortlessly manage their Linux servers.

Optimize your images with OptiImage, a useful image compressor that supports PNG, JPEG, WebP and SVG file types.