u/Dry-Elevator-5053

🚨 Tired of plugging in your phone just to charge it...

...and Linux immediately goes:

"OH! A NEW STORAGE DEVICE! LET ME MOUNT THAT FOR YOU!" 🙃

No. I just wanted 10% more battery.

Introducing USB Mount Blocker™ (dramatic voice optional)

✔️ Charge your phone in peace.
✔️ Stop unwanted automatic mounts.
✔️ Keep your file manager from popping up every five minutes.
✔️ Reclaim your sanity.

Because sometimes... a USB cable is just a USB cable.

Grab it here:
https://github.com/NoX2SR/usb-mount-blocker

Your phone wanted electricity. Not a relationship.

https://preview.redd.it/04k6kmc0w6bh1.png?width=1536&format=png&auto=webp&s=806952de62c23e2b0a067ca1e678ea3d1efcec36

I started this project because I wanted a simple, modern drive health monitor for Linux that's easy to use and doesn't require digging through terminal commands.

The goal is to make something that's accessible to everyone while keeping the interface clean and intuitive.

If you'd like to help with development, ideas, testing, or just want to contribute in any way, I'd be happy to have you join the project!

Repository: https://github.com/NoX2SR/drive-health-monitor

Main window

Performance test

Surface test

Cinnamon Tray

I decided to make a Linux version of the DeepCool display software because I wanted something that feels familiar and easy to use.

My main goal is to build a GUI that looks and behaves as close as possible to the original software, so even Linux newcomers or people who aren't comfortable with terminals can use it without hassle.

If you're interested in checking it out or following the project, here's the repository:
https://github.com/NoX2SR/deepcool-linux-display

Feedback is always welcome!

Cinnamon Tray

Demo

I started this project because I wanted a simple, modern drive health monitor for Linux that's easy to use and doesn't require digging through terminal commands.

The goal is to make something that's accessible to everyone while keeping the interface clean and intuitive.

If you'd like to help with development, ideas, testing, or just want to contribute in any way, I'd be happy to have you join the project!

Repository: https://github.com/NoX2SR/drive-health-monitor

Main window

Performance test

Surface test

Cinnamon Tray

I decided to make a Linux version of the DeepCool display software because I wanted something that feels familiar and easy to use.

My main goal is to build a GUI that looks and behaves as close as possible to the original software, so even Linux newcomers or people who aren't comfortable with terminals can use it without hassle.

If you're interested in checking it out or following the project, here's the repository:
https://github.com/NoX2SR/deepcool-linux-display

Feedback is always welcome!

Cinnamon Tray

Demo