Hey everyone! I'm a 20-year-old CS student and just make my first step: Linux tool called NetTommy! What it does: NetTommy is a simple Bash script that: Scans your system for open ports Shows which processes are using them Saves the results in clean text-based reports It’s super lightweight, easy to run, and doesn’t try to be fancy just helpful. GitHub: https://github.com/tthichem/NetTommy I built this to learn more about system tools and Bash scripting. It's nothing huge, but it’s a start, and I’d really love your feedback, ideas, or even a ⭐ if you think it’s cool! Thanks in advance to anyone who checks it out or gives advice — it means a lot.

Hey everyone!
I'm a 20-year-old CS student and just make my first step: Linux tool called NetTommy!
What it does:
NetTommy is a simple Bash script that:
Scans your system for open ports
Shows which processes are using them
Saves the results in clean text-based reports
It’s super lightweight, easy to run, and doesn’t try to be fancy just helpful.
GitHub: https://github.com/tthichem/NetTommy
I built this to learn more about system tools and Bash scripting. It's nothing huge, but it’s a start, and I’d really love your feedback, ideas, or even a ⭐ if you think it’s cool!
Thanks in advance to anyone who checks it out or gives advice — it means a lot.