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...It’s an interactive server admin interface that lets you see and understand the health of your server at a glance; interact directly with the operating system from a real Linux session; and perform system tasks with a mouse all in a web browser. With Cockpit, sysadmins can easily perform tasks such as starting containers, storage administration, network configuration, inspecting logs and more. They can also jump between terminal and the web interface at any time. Lightweight and very easy to use, Cockpit can be installed on many Linux operating systems, including Debian, Fedora and RHEL.

The loadavgd program monitors the CPU load and user input at (pseudo-) terminals. It provides a kind of power management for server systems, where keyboard or mouse activity can not be queried. Loadavgd was written because powernap did not work on my system. If the load is below a certain treshold and there is no input at any (pseudo-) terminal for a given amount of time, an action is issued. This action might be, for instance, "suspend". The D-Bus API of systemd-logind is called to invoke an action. ...

...TCP throughput, memory usage, memory leaks; The most advanced feature is the monitoring of TCP/IP traffic figures, for each SINGLE process (actual connections and throughput). As far as known no other tool has this capability. In the process tree, use the right mouse button to monitor process details.

X11::GUITest, is a Perl package, used for controlling applications by means of user emulation. This can be used to interact (SendKeys, ClickMouseButton, FindWindowLike, etc.) with applications running under an X Windows environment. Including applications built (GTK+, Qt, Motif, etc.) upon X11 / Xlib. You may find that this mechanism is easier to use then that provided by xautomation or xdotool.

Scsiaddgui provides a graphical user interface for the command line program Scsiadd. Scsiadd allows to add (or remove) SCSI devices like scanners to (from) your system without having to reboot. With Scsiaddgui you can do this with a mouse-click.

Punch Clock is a desktop timecard application that allows you to track the time you work.

Keyplex is a keyboard multiplexer for X11 terminals. It will spawn a number of terminals, and when it has focus it relays all keystrokes and mouse-button2 (paste) to them.

This program allows you to manage mouse themes under xorg-x11 (so any desktop manager is supported). Main features are: installing, setting, removal and listing of mouse themes.

A low cost software and hardware KVM over IP and remote Console monitoring solution running on Linux. Secure administration and access to remote keyboard/video/mouse and serial console output. Easily configured and customised to suit user needs.

SlackGrade allows Slackware users to keep the system always up to date with the latest packages available in the most know Slackware sources on the web, by listing, downloading and upgrading its with just a few mouse clicks, through a nice X-based wizard

Metadot Portal Server is a point-and-click website builder software for building powerful websites just with the click of a mouse. Includes content management, collaboration, My News Page like My Yahoo. Runs on Linux, Apache, MySQL and Perl