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  • tc-env-manager

License

  • MIT

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TC Env Manager - Environment variable inspector, PATH auditor & profiles

TC Env Manager is a Linux environment variable inspector, live PATH directory health auditor, and switchable .env / POSIX shell profile manager.

An independent Linux alternative inspired by PowerToys Environment Variables, purpose-built for Linux desktop and developer workflows with real host and user configuration inspection.

Key Features:

  • Live Environment Inspector: Reads real runtime os.environ, /proc/self/environ, system-wide /etc/environment, /etc/profile, and user ~/.profile and ~/.bashrc configurations with instant search, category filtering, and variable breakdown.
  • PATH Directory Health Auditor: Verifies every directory in PATH on disk for existence, read/write/execute permissions, world-writable permission warnings, executable binary counts, duplicate entries, and binary command shadowing.
  • Switchable .env & Shell Export Profiles: Create, import, edit, and toggle named .env variable profiles in ~/.config/tc-env-manager/profiles with safe managed block synchronization for ~/.bashrc and ~/.profile.
  • Startup Chain & Audit Export: Inspect shell initialization files side by side and export complete environment and PATH audit reports to JSON, CSV, .env, or POSIX shell script files.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source utility built by TC Studio and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Microsoft Corporation.

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