Each one imports on its own, so a bundle this size never arrives as a single wall of buttons. Hide
the sets you do not need, or
name
the ones a connection uses and the panel shows only those.
They arrive pre-tagged, so you do not have to name them at all:
tag
a connection files
and the matching sets appear on it.
Linux - Navigation & Files
30 buttons
22 prompt
3 guarded
Listing, finding, copying, moving and linking files.
Getting around a filesystem: listings sorted the useful ways, find with the filters you actually use, copy and move with confirmations, symlinks and disk usage by directory.
Appears on hosts tagged
files
linux
processes
shell
Linux - Viewing, Text & Search
29 buttons
29 prompt
1 guarded
cat, less, grep, sed, awk, sort and diff.
Reading and reshaping text: tail and follow a file, grep with context, substitute with sed, cut and sort columns, and diff two files or directories.
Appears on hosts tagged
files
linux
processes
shell
Linux - Permissions & Ownership
16 buttons
15 prompt
3 guarded
chmod, chown, ACLs, umask and sudo rules.
Fixing access: read and set modes and ownership recursively, inspect and edit POSIX ACLs, check the effective umask and see what sudo actually permits.
Appears on hosts tagged
files
linux
processes
shell
Linux - Processes & Jobs
24 buttons
17 prompt
3 guarded
ps, top, kill, nice, background jobs and limits.
Process control: find what is eating CPU or memory, trace what a process has open, renice it, send signals and kill a runaway — the kills behind confirmations.
Appears on hosts tagged
files
linux
processes
shell
Linux - Archives, Checksums & Transfer
20 buttons
20 prompt
1 guarded
tar, zip, rsync, scp and checksum verification.
Moving data around: create and extract tar and zip archives, mirror directories with rsync, copy over scp, and verify what arrived with a checksum.
Appears on hosts tagged
files
linux
processes
shell
Read it before you run it
These commands were written from Linux's documented syntax and checked
for structure — not run against live Linux Core hardware. Every button shows
its full script in the app before you press it. For anything destructive, read that script
and try it in a lab first.