Linux-Utilities
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core-probe is a single static binary written in Go that reads an old Linux machine's hardware directly, scores it across five categories, and prints a plain-english verdict on what it's worth and what you can still run on it. Zero external dependencies, no installation required.
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newtop is a terminal-based Linux system monitor written in Go with zero external dependencies. It reads directly from /proc and /sys, renders per-thread CPU bars, memory, disk I/O, network rates, and top processes — all in a color-coded, terminal-width-aware display that updates every second.
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netsock is a terminal UI written in Go for monitoring open sockets on Linux. It reads /proc/net directly — no root, no external dependencies — and color-codes each socket by exposure scope so you can see at a glance what's reachable from where.
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stall is a terminal UI written in Go for monitoring Linux Pressure Stall Information (PSI). It reads /proc/pressure directly — no root, no external dependencies — and shows CPU, IO, and memory stall times with color-coded pressure bars, updated every 2 seconds.