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linux tools digged from web

crash == to analysis linux crash

motion == motion detecter from webcam

pantheon == desktop environment for Elementary os

linux-manpages == for kernal hackers

tensi == the system log viewer from gentoo linux

xorg-xmag == magnify the part of screen

usbip == share the usb across ip

wxcam == linux webcam application

snownews == command line rss reader for linux

twin == text based window environment

thrift == cross - platform IPC/RPC (used in osquery i.e facebook opensource software)

st == virtual terminal emulator for linux

sslscan == to scan ssl service i.e in HTTPS

sonic-visualizer == viewer and analyzer for audio files

quvi == command  line tools for parsing video links

pfff == tools and api for code analysis and visualization and transformation

lockdev == runtime locking of device


this apps can be installed using

ubuntu and debian users

sudo apt-get install <app-name> 

Arch linux

 sudo pacman -S <app-name>
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