K7tool - Linux Toolbox

Preface:#

After the previous computer crashed after not using the Windows system for over ten days, I reinstalled the system and crazily did some optimizations and beautifications. The past couple of days, I've been tinkering with my Raspberry Pi, which is really underperforming, but holding such a small card-sized device feels increasingly comfortable.

I've been using the built-in Windows terminal to connect to the Raspberry Pi, and it feels quite good. Then I remembered I had previously set up a Linux toolbox: https://k7blog.com/UtCeCNmy-md, which looks pretty nice running on Windows terminal software, so I revamped this sh script.

Script Functionality:#

The previous script was for installing the official + happy version + clean version of the Baota panel, along with some integrated evaluation scripts and BBR optimizations, plus some other toolbox scripts.

Additionally, I included some one-click installations of open-source projects I recommended in previous articles. After the update, I removed the one-click installation and optimized the time-sensitive parts and non-functional features.

I added some commonly used small functions; please see the images below for details. I asked AI to write a simple homepage: https://tool.k7blog.com/

You can use it by executing the following code:

wget https://tool.k7blog.com/install_k7tool.sh && bash install_k7tool.sh

After the script is installed, just type ' 7 ' in the terminal and hit enter to use it; note that it's just a simple number 7.

Note ⚠️: I am not a professional developer; I just enjoy tinkering with these things as a hobby. The script is basically a copy-paste job and done with AI, so it's a bit rough; please don't criticize too harshly.