Server desktop mode
For Linux servers, the terminal is optional. Click “Desktop” on a live server session and LinkOPS opens a friendly graphical console over the same SSH connection — browse files, watch processes, manage services, install packages, tail logs and see the network at a glance.
- Connect to a Linux server as usual (SSH, device type “server”), then click the “Desktop” button in the session header.
- Overview: CPU/memory/disk usage and the basic system facts at a glance.
- Files: browse and download files over SFTP — the file manager works on the same live connection.
- Processes & services: list running processes and services, search and inspect them.
- Packages: see installed packages and the package manager in use (apt / dnf / apk / pacman).
- Logs: tail recent lines of system logs with a search box, and switch log files from a dropdown.
- Network: interfaces, addresses and routing — a quick health picture of the server.
- The terminal is still one click away from the session page whenever you need it.
Note
Server desktop reads over the same SSH connection — nothing extra to install on the server, everything works with a standard SSH server.
Tip
Use desktop mode for day-to-day administration and keep the terminal for one-off commands — both share the same live session.