LXS

Linux multi-tool — a Bash menu and CLI for installing common server apps and running system tools on Debian/Ubuntu.

Quick install

sudo bash <(curl -fsSL https://git.hyko.cx/hykocx/lxs/raw/branch/main/lxs.sh) setup

This downloads the repo tarball, installs every file to /usr/local/share/lxs/, and creates the symlink /usr/local/bin/lxs. After install, sub-scripts run from disk — no network calls per command.

Or run once without installing:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://git.hyko.cx/hykocx/lxs/raw/branch/main/lxs.sh)

When a new version is published in this repo, the interactive menu shows a "Nouvelle version disponible" banner; run lxs update to pull all updated files.

Usage

lxs                       # Interactive menu (checks for updates, cached 24h)
lxs setup                 # First-time install of all files to /usr/local/share/lxs
lxs update                # Update all installed files to latest
lxs install <app>         # Install an application
lxs tool <name> [args]    # Run a system tool
lxs info                  # Show system info
lxs version               # Show version
lxs help                  # Show help

Applications

Command	Description
lxs install coolify	Self-hosted PaaS
lxs install pterodactyl	Game server management panel
lxs install uptime-kuma	Monitoring tool
lxs install cloudpanel	Web hosting control panel
lxs install proxmox	Proxmox VE management tools

Tools

Command	Description
lxs tool system	System monitoring and diagnostics
lxs tool benchmark	Server benchmark (CPU / RAM / disk / network)
lxs tool harden	Baseline hardening: UFW + fail2ban + SSH key-only + unattended-upgrades

Project structure

lxs/
├── lxs.sh                 # Main entrypoint (menu + CLI dispatcher)
├── VERSION                # Single source of truth for the version (bump on every release)
├── lib/
│   └── common.sh          # Shared helpers (colors, loggers, spinner)
├── apps/                  # Application installers
│   ├── coolify.sh
│   ├── pterodactyl.sh
│   ├── uptime-kuma.sh
│   ├── cloudpanel.sh
│   └── proxmox.sh
└── tools/                 # System tools
    ├── system-tools.sh
    ├── server-benchmark.sh
    └── harden.sh

After lxs setup, the full tree lives in /usr/local/share/lxs/ and sub-scripts execute from disk. If lxs.sh is run without being installed (the one-liner mode), it falls back to downloading sub-scripts on demand.

Releasing a new version

Bump only the VERSION file — lxs.sh reads it at startup. Installed clients also fetch this file (cached 24 h in ~/.cache/lxs/) to detect updates. In one-shot mode (bash <(curl …lxs.sh)) the file isn't readable from the process substitution, so lxs version reports dev.

Requirements

• Debian or Ubuntu (other distros may work but are not tested)
• curl
• Some sub-scripts require root; they will auto-elevate via sudo when run.

License

MIT