I recently came across a project called LinuxToys and thought it might be interesting for those who spend a lot of time tweaking their Linux setup. It was started by Greg (aka PsyGreg) to automate some common fixes and optimizations that usually require digging through forums or editing configs by hand.
The tool includes things like Shader Booster, which helps reduce game stutters by increasing shader cache limits, and Lucid Glyph, which improves font rendering for more comfortable reading. It also makes it easier to install programs like DaVinci Resolve, configure a firewall, or set up a swap file.
Of course, this kind of toolbox is not entirely new, there are other projects out there with similar goals, but LinuxToys might still be worth checking out if you enjoy exploring different approaches. The project is on GitHub and there’s also a presentation video by the creator.
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