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⏱️ Timestamps ⏱️
0:00 Linux Web Interfaces
1:05 Linux Cockpit Web Interface
5:08 Linux Webmin Web Interface

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[Heizenberg]

You are killing it lately. I can't keep up with my list of "things that Tom talked about that I want to play with"

[hmzit]

Thanks for the video. It's been a while since I last used Webmin and now I want to try it again!

[logicawe]

Damn, you really have some awesome content thanks for sharing the knowledge. Keep up the great work 👍

[williamshenk]

Hi Tom, a great introduction to these useful tools. Thanks

[UmbraAtrox_]

i didnt know this existed, this is perfect. thank you

[mithubopensourcelab]

Cockpit is a way to go. But very simple thing like group management is absent in cockpit. User management is also quite basic. Ssh key management - absent. Samba plugins are quite broken including plugins from 45 drives. Please suggest / correct me if I am wrong. Appreciate your reading.

[JayantBB]

0:10 Tom, you are the only daredevil among the Linux, Unix experts and Content Creators, who believe to have a GUI on linux for practical reasons.
*Take a bow*
Appreciate. Respect you more than ever.

[andrewhollenbach]

Being able to see the running services is a great help as I'm learning / setting up automated tasks on a server. Being able to quickly check those services after I close out a terminal session thinking I forgot to turn something back on etc is so damn helpful.

[Kolor-kode]

Webmin sure got a lot prettier than when I last used it.

[bulcub]

I like it much better when you do 10-15 min videos! Thanks and keep up the good work

[Noodles.FreeUkraine]

LOL Tom, you had me there for a minute. Reading the title I thought you were gonna surprise us with the entirely novel concept of running web browsers on Linux. 😂

[noxlupi]

It not only makes it easier to use, I think it also makes it easier to learn. I learned from command line, but starting from scratch, it can be really hard to grasp and understand linux. Using a web ui, it will give you a visual understanding of how things work, and what the content of the operating system is. Its like navigating a kitchen in the dark. If you first turn the light on, and learn where stuff is located, it will be easier to navigate in the dark.

[JeremyMarkel]

Cockpit can be the front end for Ovirt and it works quite well.

[usrqz]

Cockpit is my favorite. Simple and easy to use.

[HisLoveArmy]

Thanks for the great videos. I have only recently started to use Linux for various things and these videos help a lot thanks!

[TheMack]

Good video! It would be cool with an open source alternative to Synology DSM. With File/Audio/Photo Station web interfaces, Drive sync and so on.

[sopota]

For one man shops these utilities are a lifesaver when configured and secured properly.

[mathesonstep]

I may use Cockpit, although I just want something easy to setup just for monitoring all my servers

[H-RutherfordHill]

Webmin has come a long way! I haven’t used it in years.