Linux is an open-source operating system kernel created by Linus Torvalds in 1991. It's the foundation for numerous operating systems (distributions) and is known for its stability, security, and flexibility. Linux powers everything from servers and supercomputers to smartphones and embedded devices.
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Provides browser automation capabilities on Linux systems without a display by running Playwright in a client-server manner, allowing for headed browser operations in display-less environments.
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Supported as an operating system platform for running the MCP server
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Supported platform for running the MCP server with installation via curl script.
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Provides access to system information through a proc-like interface, allowing exploration of node status, database details, and system metrics similar to the Linux /proc filesystem.
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Enables querying and managing Linux-based endpoints in the Binalyze AIR forensics platform through natural language interactions.
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Allows execution of commands in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) environments with security features
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Provides operating system compatibility for running the WebEvalAgent MCP Server, enabling autonomous web app execution and debugging capabilities.
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Supports various Linux audio players (mpg123, mplayer, aplay, ffplay) for playing synthesized speech
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Provides system notification capabilities for Linux systems using notify-send, supporting customizable urgency levels, categories, and display hints.
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Offers platform-specific PostgreSQL installation and configuration guidance for Linux systems
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Supports installation on Linux systems with specific configuration paths for Claude Desktop integration
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Provides cross-platform support for Linux environments, allowing LLMs to interact directly with users on their local Linux machines.
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Provides capabilities to analyze Linux-based container images across multiple architectures including amd64, arm64, arm/v7, s390x, and ppc64le.
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Provides server monitoring and inspection tools for Linux systems, including resource monitoring, service status management, network diagnostics, security auditing, and configuration backups.
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Offers specific setup instructions for Linux environments
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Provides specific setup instructions for running with Chrome on Linux systems, including command line arguments.
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Allows the execution of command-line operations on Linux systems through a persistent shell session, providing access to Linux system commands and utilities.
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Specifies configuration path for Linux users to set up the MCP server
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Supports running the server on Linux operating systems
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Supports installation and configuration of the VideoDB Director MCP server on Linux systems.
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The Bash tool supports common Linux packages and provides a Linux-like shell environment
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Specifically designed to support Linux display servers (X11 and Wayland) with automatic detection and configuration
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Referenced as one of the operating systems where wget can be installed.
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Convex is described as being battle tested most thoroughly on Linux (and Mac)
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Provides platform-specific configurations and file paths for Linux users
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Supported as a platform for running the Stata MCP extension, enabling cross-platform functionality
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Provides isolated Linux environments for running various code and network tools securely
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Enables system desktop notifications on Linux platforms when AI tasks are completed
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Enables input automation, audio control, and camera functionality on Linux systems
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Enables filesystem operations on Linux systems, including reading/writing files, managing directories, and searching files with specific run instructions for Linux environments.
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Mentioned as a platform where the server can run, but currently lacks the filesystem write restrictions that are implemented for macOS.
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Supports PostgreSQL installation and configuration on Linux platforms with customized setup instructions tailored to Linux environments.
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Supported as a deployment platform for running the MCP server.
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Provides instructions for configuring the MCP server on Linux through Claude's settings files
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Includes configuration paths and instructions for integration with Claude Desktop on Linux systems.
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Provides Bash command execution tools for Linux environments, allowing execution of shell commands through the MCP interface.
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Enables seamless interaction with Linux distributions under WSL, providing tools to access, manipulate, and search the Linux filesystem from Windows.
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Supports running on Linux environments, with special considerations for headless and display-less setups using SSE transport.
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Designed to run on Linux systems with features like AppArmor profiles and Firejail for sandboxing.
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Supports deployment and execution on Linux-based operating systems
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Supports running the Binary Ninja MCP Server on Linux, with specific paths for plugin installation in the Linux environment.
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Provides basic file system functionality on Linux with planned improvements for native path handling, Linux-specific system information retrieval, and file permissions support
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Enables cross-platform GUI automation on Linux systems, allowing control of mouse and keyboard input and screen operations
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Supports deployment on Linux systems with specific configuration file paths for Claude Desktop integration.
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Supports GUI automation on Linux operating systems, allowing agents to interact with Linux desktop environments through mouse and keyboard control.
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Supported platform for running the Delve MCP server with specific configuration paths.
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Offers platform-specific support for analyzing Linux applications, with configuration instructions for Claude Desktop integration on Linux systems.
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Provides Linux-specific shell integration with support for bash, sh, and zsh shells, along with platform-appropriate command whitelists.
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Supports running the MCP server from WSL Linux environments with compatible configuration files.
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Supports platform-specific logging locations for Claude Desktop integration on Linux.
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Supported as a target platform for running the JVM MCP Server.
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Supports Linux systems for port checking functionality, allowing users to identify processes running on specific ports.
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Supports running commands and managing files on Linux systems with specific enhancements for various Linux distributions.
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Supported platform for running the server in WSL2 with specific audio dependencies.
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Provides platform support for Linux operating systems as indicated in the platform support badges.
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Officially supports running the Kaltura MCP server on Linux operating systems.
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Provides OS-level support for running Genesis World simulations with specific setup instructions.
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Supports execution of Linux-specific commands with automatic command normalization between Windows and Unix-like systems
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Provides audio input/output capabilities on Linux systems through the Python-based MCP server implementation.
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Supports Linux systems with equivalent application directories and requires xclip for clipboard functionality when working with Android devices.
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Supports running on Linux environments with appropriate system dependency installation
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Provides file searching capabilities on Linux systems using the locate/plocate command
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Supports configuration for Claude Desktop on Linux systems with specific configuration file paths
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Provides compatibility with Linux systems, supporting installation of dependencies like Tesseract for OCR functionality.
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Includes configuration information for running on Linux systems with appropriate paths
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Supported as a deployment platform with specific activation instructions
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Supports analysis of Linux memory dumps using various Volatility3 plugins for process inspection, network analysis, and malware detection
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Provides tools for network traffic analysis using Suricata on Linux systems, allowing for retrieving version information, help documentation, and analyzing PCAP files for security alerts.
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Offers specific configuration options for running the Playwright MCP server in Linux environments, including special network addressing considerations.
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Supported platform for running the Claude Desktop with the MCP server integration
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Provides specific installation commands for Linux users when configuring the Keitaro TDS API integration.
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Optimized for Linux environments with platform-specific path conversion and Bash shell support
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Provides configuration paths for Linux when integrating with AI editors
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Provides compatibility with Linux systems for running the server with specific activation commands for Linux environments.
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Supported operating system for running the MCP agent platform alongside Windows and macOS
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Supported as a runtime environment for the MCP server, with specific environment variable setup instructions provided.
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Support for running the bridge on Linux operating systems
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Enables command execution on Linux hosts, both locally and remotely via SSH
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Supports Linux systems with specific installation instructions for different distributions
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Supports running on Linux with specific virtual environment activation instructions.
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Supports integration with Claude Desktop on Linux through configuration file located at ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json.
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Provides support for capturing stdout logs from applications running on Unix/Linux systems through a named pipe at /tmp/stdout_pipe.
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Supports capturing screenshots on Linux operating systems, allowing AI tools to view and analyze content on Linux screens
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Provides detailed system information for Linux operating systems, including WSL configurations.
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Supports audio playback on Linux systems using the 'aplay' command for the generated speech audio files.
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Supports environment variable configuration on Linux systems when setting up API keys for service integrations.