What LXTUI Does
If you manage Linux containers, you know the drill — long command strings, multiple terminal windows, and no quick way to see what is running where. LXTUI fixes that.
Visual Dashboard
See all your containers at a glance — name, status, IP address, resource usage. No more running lxc list every 30 seconds.
Real-Time Monitoring
CPU, memory, and network usage updated live. Spot resource issues before they become problems.
Container Operations
Create, start, stop, restart, and delete containers with a few keystrokes. Run shell commands inside any container without detaching from the UI.
Keyboard-Driven
Vim-style navigation for speed. Everything is accessible from the keyboard — no mouse required, no web browser needed.
Built for Speed
LXTUI runs directly in your terminal — fast, lightweight, and zero dependencies beyond the binary itself.
Why Teams Choose LXTUI
- No web server required — runs in any terminal, even over SSH
- Instant startup — opens and shows container status immediately
- Async operations — the UI stays responsive even during heavy operations
- Lightweight — single binary, minimal resource usage
- Works everywhere — any Linux system with LXC/LXD installed
Container Operations
- List all containers with status and IP
- Create new containers from templates
- Start, stop, restart, and delete containers
- Execute commands inside containers
- Monitor CPU, memory, and network live
Who Uses LXTUI
System Administrators
Managing dozens or hundreds of containers across development, staging, and production environments.
DevOps Teams
Quickly spinning up and tearing down containers for testing, CI/CD pipelines, and development workflows.
Homelab Enthusiasts
Running container-based services at home and wanting a cleaner way to manage them than raw CLI commands.
Try LXTUI — It's Free
LXTUI is free to download and use. Grab it from GitHub and start managing your containers the easy way.