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Package name

  • tc-hosts-editor

License

  • MIT

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  • Today - latest/stable

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TC Hosts Editor - Visual /etc/hosts manager, validator & DNS tester

An independent Linux alternative inspired by PowerToys Hosts File Editor for inspecting, editing, validating, testing, and organizing /etc/hosts entries and named host profiles on Linux desktops and workstations.

Key Features:

  • Real System /etc/hosts Parser: Reads /etc/hosts directly from the Linux host filesystem, distinguishing active mappings, commented-out disabled mappings, and preserved header comments.
  • Structured Table Editor & Validator: Edit IP addresses, primary hostnames, aliases, comments, and enabled toggles with instant IPv4/IPv6 syntax checks (Python ipaddress), RFC hostname validation, and duplicate conflict alerts.
  • Live DNS Resolution & Socket Latency Tester: Measure real getaddrinfo DNS resolution results, address families, and TCP socket connection latency (ms) alongside live /etc/resolv.conf nameserver inspection.
  • Named Profile Manager: Save, load, compare, and switch named hosts profiles stored in the user configuration directory, and export clean hosts files, CSV/JSON reports, or ready-to-run sudo cp apply commands.
  • Bilingual Interface: Switch instantly between Vietnamese and English.

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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