Pi-Assistant (previously System-tools) for rpi realeased!

Pi-Assistant (previously system-tools) app for rpi released!



Pi-Assistant is a terminal app for the raspberry pi that I created in shell script. system-tools makes it easy and fast to install apps, update the system and more, especially if you are new to linux, or you forget the commands, or you just want a way to do it faster.

For the installation instructions, scroll down to the readme here 

Update: Version 1.1 and 1.1.1 were released as well. but I won't update the screenshots (yet) and system-tools will be renamed to something else because it's to generic and in some systems it's even a menu category.

Update 2: system-tools was renamed to Pi-Assistant.

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