Version 4.2 of jdDesktopEntryEdit is now available! This update introduces support for additional integer types. You can also view the properties of a process or service using jdSystemMonitor.

Version 1.7 of jdDesktopEntryEdit is now available! This version adds support for the new GameTool and LauncherStore categories.

Version 3.0 of jdNBTExplorer is now available! This version adds support for .mcc files.

Version 2.0 of jdSystemMonitor is now available! This release includes so many changes that I decided to skip directly from version 1.0 to 2.0.

Version 1.2 of jdPermissionStoreEdit is now out! This Version adds a Russian translation by 0ko.

Today, I am excited to announce my new program that I have been working on for the past few months: jdSystemMonitor. For years, I have missed having a good GUI software to manage processes on Linux. With some time on my hands and a desire for a project, I decided to create one. Thus, I began developing a program to manage processes.

These types of programs are referred to as "System Monitors" on Linux and are similar to the Task Manager on Windows. True to my creative nature, I named the new program jdSystemMonitor, with "jd" standing for JakobDev.

Since system monitors typically provide more information than just process management, I included additional features. Currently, the following tabs are available in jdSystemMonitor:

Version 1.1 of jdPermissionStoreEdit is now out! This Version adds a Dutch translation by Vistaus.

Version 1.5 of jdSimpleAutostart is now out! This Versions simply introduces a new Icon as the old one was pretty bad.

A new App was released today: jdPermissionStoreEdit. It is a little debug tool to edit the Flatpak Permission Store. If you don't know what that is, don't worry. It is a very specific debug tool and you are just not the target audience.

Version 4.1 of jdDBusDebugger is now out! The first thing you will notice is that unique connection names (the ones that start with :) are now sorted at the end of the service list instead of the start. A Portuguese (Brazil) translation by johnpetersa19 was also added.