Besgnulinux tools are generally graphical user interface (GUI) tools developed with the Yad software. Some of these tools are front-ends to useful software. They are adapted for the JWM environment to meet general needs and be lightweight. This is especially necessary considering that graphical user interface (GUI) software is not widely available for lightweight sessions. Furthermore, because these tools do not run in the background, they are completely under the user's control, making them well-suited for lightweight systems.
I hope this topic will help inform those using Besgnulinux.
Let me briefly explain the functions of the Besgnulinux tools and how they work.
Window Controls
The Window Controls tool, as seen in the image below, is used to manage JWM's transparency and windows. The operations performed in this tool apply to all windows.
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User Menu
The User Menu is for adding items to the file manager's right-hand context menu. You can add desktop files and any other executable files to this menu, and you can perform some tasks more quickly with a right-click.
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Memory Usage of Programs
This tool allows you to see the actual memory usage of the tools running on your system. It provides the most accurate display of memory usage.
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Title Buttons
The Title Buttons tool is for changing the window title buttons or setting their colors to your own.
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Third Party Software
It is used to easily install some popular software that is not in the main repository with a single click.
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System Language Switcher
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Startup Settings
You can mark the tools you want to run at system startup or create your own.
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Run
This tool allows you to run installed software on the system. It automatically detects installed software. It displays everything you type in its interface as you type. You can also run any command or multiple commands. It also opens web connections in the default web browser.
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Power Control
This tool locks the screen, puts the system to sleep, and suspends it when the mouse and keyboard are not used within a specified time.
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Panel Manager
This tool manages panels. You can change their orientation. You can add plugins to the panel. You can remove elements from the panel, adjust fonts, and change many of the panel's functions.
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Image Manager
With this tool, you can perform 10 different image-related tasks simultaneously. The image shown is the main interface. Each button click allows you to manipulate images from a different window. Imagemagick is quite powerful because it operates as a frontend.
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Hide/Show
This tool hides windows on the screen. It provides ease of use when there are many windows. Clicking on a window name from the tool's interface reveals the window at any time.
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Group Manager
This tool manages the Grub screen that appears after the BIOS screen. It allows for the duration of the Grub screen, automatic login from the specified line, passwordless login, and recreating the Efi or Grub installation.
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Edit the System
This tool helps you determine the system registry size. It removes unnecessary files, removes expired downloads, and fixes problems with the package manager (DPKG).
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Default Applications Manager
With this tool, you can make desired software the default. When you make a software the default, it runs directly instead of alternatives.
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Create Desktop File
With this tool you can create your own custom desktop file.
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Conky Control
You can use different views of the Conky software that gives system information on the left or right of the screen.
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Change Time Zone
To set the system clock to the desired zone.
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Change Theme Color
This tool changes both the icon theme color and the system theme color according to your preference.
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Change Background
A frontend I created for the Feh software. This tool lets you change background images with a single click. You can add a sequence of images or have them rotate randomly.
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Brightness
This tool adjusts the brightness and contrast of the screen.
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BesTranslate
With this tool, you can translate words/sentences, listen to the translation, and save it to a file. You can also translate any web page you visit.
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BesSearch
With this tool, you can search for a file or word and navigate to the found directory. You can also open the file containing the found word.
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BesScreenshot
This tool takes a screenshot of the full screen, active window, selected window, and selected region.
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BesDownload
With this tool you can download any file, Youtube videos, Facebook videos.
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AppImage Package Manager
This tool helps to download used AppImage packages without installing them.
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Bes Alarm
The alarm can be activated with or without sound at any time. The alarm can be stopped or removed.
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BesRandr
Sets the screen resolution. Saves settings in the root directory. This allows you to set the screen resolution without logging in. It can also be set manually.
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Add to Panel
Adds, removes, and sorts icons in panels.
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Add Key
This tool is used to set keys on keyboard keys as desired. It adds, removes, and edits keys.
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Activate Tools
This tool is used to activate or deactivate some tools available in the system according to user preference.
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User Menu
The User Menu is used to add or remove items from the file manager's right-hand context menu. It's a useful way to quickly access certain items or commands when using a file manager.
I've also created 22 separate tools to perform useful tasks. These tasks appear when you right-click on various types of files.
These operations are as follows.
1- Add key
Adds a key when you right-click any executable file.
2- Add To Panel
Sends the desktop file to the panel.
3- Run AppImage
Runs the downloaded AppImage file.
4- Set As Wallpaper
Sets an image file as the background.
5- Image Editor
Processes image files in batches.
6- Copy Move
Copies files or sends them to a desired directory.
7- Compress
Compresses files (archives) in the desired format.
8- User Menu
This tool controls which items will be added to the menu.
9- Add To User Menu
Adds files to be added to the menu.
10- Extract Here
Quickly extracts archive files to their current location.
11- Extract to...
Extracts archive files to a different directory.
12- Information
Right-clicks on any item to provide detailed information about it.
13-ISO Checksum
Extracts hash information from ISO files.
14-Lock a Folder
Locks and unlocks desired directories. A locked directory cannot be moved, copied, or its contents viewed. Runs as root.
15-Pin to table
Pins a desktop file to the desktop.
16-Lightweight player
A simple video player.
17-Remove
Quickly removes desired files.
18-Run
Runs a command.
19-Search
Searchs for files and words.
20-Send To Desktop
Sends desktop files to the desktop.
21-Open the terminal
Opens the terminal in its current directory.
22-Print To USB
Right-clicking on the ISO file detects it and allows you to burn it to a USB drive.
Beyond these, there are countless other operations performed on the system. Only the visible tools are listed here.
These tools are subject to change over time as they are updated, and their number may decrease or increase. I've tried to briefly explain the Besgnulinux tools. This is introductory information for those using Besgnulinux. I hope you find it helpful.
Gracias por la explicación, excelente trabajo
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