Free pc diagnostics software for linux

Bandwidth Meter and Diagnostics is a Firefox extension that will automatically check whether Internet connection is working or not when a website can not be loaded, and a list of tools for network troubleshooting. Try to type a random domain name(e.g., qwqwqwq121212.com) to see what this means ...
This extension adds "Bandwidth Meter" to the Tools Menu. It performs the following tasks:
- Display your public IP address
- Display your public domain name
- Test download speed/bandwidth
- Test upload speed/bandwidth
This extension runs under any OS. If you use Windows, you could try our other Windows specific extension "Broadband Speed test and Diagnostics" that has extra features and can only run under Windows. We are creating this because we get many requests from non-windows users.

ndisc6 consists of two small command line tools (ndisc6 and rdisc6) that perform ICMPv6 Neighbor Discovery and ICMPv6 Router Discovery respectively.
NDisc6 is primarily meant for IPv6 networking diagnostics or to detect rogue IPv6 nodes or routers on an Ethernet segment.
Enhancements:
- traceroute has been parallelized for faster execution, and handles IPv6 extension headers and more ICMPv6 errors, UDP-Lite probes.
- rdisc6 supports RFC4191 (router preference and specific routes) and RDNSS.

imap_tools consists of three programs: imap_search, imap_filter, and imap_rename.

All programs run from your PC against your IMAP server, so there is no need to install any server side software. imap_filter provides a way to write easy filter rules.

Pocket PC System Controller is a client-server package that will allow you to use your pocket pc as a remote controller for your desktop by sending voice commands.

Installation:

This is the server part of the software which you can install on a linux system.
See the INSTALL file in the ppc-system-controller-linux directory for more information.

NAND Flash Utilities is a set of utilities for accessing NAND Flash through an IDE interface.

These utilities work with the Linux MTD subsystem to allow developing, testing, and experimenting of NAND Flash on a PC.

BixData is a system monitoring tool. BixData monitors services (HTTP, ping, POP3, SMTP), performance, and processes. You can create critical notifications and get email alerts for HTTP, ping, CPU, memory, and even SMART diagnostics.
A graphical console for Linux and Windows supports real-time dynamic graphs. The runtime clients and server component are lightweight and easy to set up, and run on Linux and Windows.
Main features:
- Supports Linux and Windows
- Server monitoring, Email Notifications
- HTTP, ping, POP3, SMTP
- CPU Load
- Memory Usage
- Disk Performance
- SMART Hard Disk Drive Information
- Network Statistics
- Process Statistics
- Windows Performance Counters
- Real-Time Graphs
- System Information
- Configure Startup Services
- WMI
- Low Bandwith Usage
- Secure
Enhancements:
- This release adds MySQL database monitoring.
- It also supports adding your own custom scripts for monitoring and creating new reporting templates.
- There are minor desktop UI improvements.
- Important fixes and enhancements are included to improve stability in Agent and Server on Linux, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, and Windows.

SimSoup is a graphical Artificial Chemistry simulator for Linux and Windows.
The program enables a Chemistry to be defined in terms of Molecule Types and the possible Interactions between them. A simulation run involves setting up a number of Molecules of various Molecule Types in a Reactor, and then allowing Interactions to take place over a period of time. Interactions taking place in the Reactor are shown on a graphical display.
The motivation for development of the program is to enable investigations into the behaviour of networks, particularly in relation to metabolism first theories of the origin of life, although the basic design of SimSoup supports modelling of any network in which interactions can take place between nodes.
Currently, SimSoup development has reached prototype stage.
Enhancements:
- A Chemistry including Molecule Types and Interaction Types
- A Reactor in which Interactions take place between Molecules
- Graphical views of the Chemistry and Reactor. Interactions taking place in the Reactor are displayed in real time
- Display of Simulation Statistics in real time. Statistics can be displayed in two formats:-
- Data Series Plots: These show the real-time behaviour of a range of variables that are monitored as the simulation runs. The Data Series to be displayed are selectable from a list
- Manhattan Plot: This shows the amount of variability in the composition of the material in the Reactor.
- Simulation Control facilities, including the ability to use Predefined Scenarios to control the operation of the simulation, and a facility enabling Action Requests to be setup to customise Predefined Scenarios or create user defined scenarios.
- A (partly hidden) System Monitor screen - mainly for diagnostic purposes
SimSoup has an object oriented design.The main benefit of this is that it allows concepts such as Molecule and Interaction Type to be represented as self contained units in the program. This makes understanding the code easier, and therefore improves maintainability of the code.
I use techniques such as inheritance and polymorphism sparingly, but they are used in the case of the Interaction Types listed above. All eight Interaction Types are variants derived from a base Interaction class. As a result of this approach, implementation of the six Interaction Types not yet completed should be relatively straightforward.
SimSoup is a cross platform C++ program for Linux and Windows. It has been compiled and linked using the Borland products Kylix 3 Open Edition (Linux) and C++ Builder 6 Personal (Windows). The KDE product KDevelop has been used for code navigation and editing. The code makes considerable use of the C++ Standard Template Library (STL). I believe that the benefits of using this library more than justify the effort required to learn the STL basics.
This source code distribution includes the Kylix code only. The cross platform code enables SimSoup to be compiled and linked using both Kylix and C++ Builder. If possible, a future distribution will include the cross platform code enabling out of the box compilation using C++ Builder on Windows as well as Kylix.
The user interface is relatively basic, but I have tried to make it as intuitive as possible. Its worth looking at Help | Quick Start for notes on editing Interaction Types in the Chemistry view.
Installation
Your system needs to have X installed. SimSoup runs on both KDE and Gnome, but also runs fine on lighter window managers such as WindowMaker.
Extract from the file SimSoup-0.1-i386-pc-linux-tar.gz to a directory of your choice. Now copy the file libborqt-6.9.0-qt2.3.so to a library directory on your system. On SuSE 8.1 the directory /usr/lib can be used.
If for some reason the above does not work, or you want to try SimSoup without copying the file to a system directory, then you can get started by copying the file libborqt-6.9.0-qt2.3.so to any directory of your choice (eg /home/chris/libs) and then typing the following at a bash prompt
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/chris/libs
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
You can now run SimSoup. Using the -ns command line option (./SimSoup -ns) will run the program without the startup message.