Just a small Linux-only tool I built for myself.
Back in my Core Networking days, I used to connect Wi-Fi + Ethernet together — Ethernet for internal resources, Wi-Fi for the Internet. We had an internal company tool for static routes, but after switching to software dev, I needed it again (mostly to reach internal stuff via Ethernet and still pull Maven deps via Wi-Fi). So... I wrote this.
- Shows current routes and interfaces
- Lets you add or remove static routes
- Filter only static ones
- Save & reapply routes after restart
- Works only on Linux
- Go
- fyne.io — UI
- github.com/vishvananda/netlink — networking stuff
- ❌ No plans for Windows or macOS support
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/route-manager-linux.git
cd route-manager-linux
go build -o route-manager-linux .
sudo ./route-manager-linuxNote: Needs sudo because routes.
- Not a full project
- No roadmap
- Just works for me
- If it helps you too — cool 😎