How to Turn Your Linux Server into a WeChat-Controlled AI Assistant with Hermes A long‑running Linux machine that can take your commands from WeChat, run tasks on its own, and push results back to your phone – that’s exactly what Hermes delivers. This isn’t a remote control for Codex; it’s a persistent agent that lives on your server, understands natural language requests, and acts on files, terminals, and scheduled jobs without you sitting at a terminal. In practice, getting this up and running takes four main steps: install Hermes, log in with your Codex subscription, scan a QR code to …
Monitor Linux Sockets and Ports with Ease: A Comprehensive Guide to somo Managing network sockets and ports on Linux is a central task for system administrators, developers, and operations engineers. Traditional tools—like netstat and ss—get the job done, but their output can be dense, filtering requires tedious piping, and there’s no built‑in way to interactively kill processes. Enter somo: a human‑friendly alternative that presents connections in a clean table view, offers one‑click filtering, and even lets you terminate processes right from the CLI. In this guide, you’ll learn everything from installation to advanced use cases, all in clear, actionable steps. …