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Once LRhub is installed, you can launch it from any directory in your terminal. There’s nothing to configure — just run the command and start picking tools.
LRhub uses ANSI escape codes to render colors, bold text, and the ASCII logo. Your terminal emulator must support ANSI escape sequences for the interface to display correctly. Most modern Linux terminals (GNOME Terminal, Alacritty, Kitty, xterm, tmux) support this by default.

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Launching LRhub

1

Open a terminal

Open any terminal emulator on your Linux system. LRhub does not require a graphical environment — it works over SSH and TTY sessions as well.
2

Run lrhub

Type the following and press Enter:
lrhub
LRhub immediately clears the terminal and renders its ASCII art logo, followed by the version number and the interactive menu.
3

Read the startup display

After launching, you will see output similar to the following:

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       d8" "8I dP"""88""""""Y8,  ,dPYb,                 ,dPYb,
       88  ,dP Yb,  88      `8b  IP'`Yb                 IP'`Yb
    8888888P"   `"  88      ,8P  I8  8I                 I8  8I
       88           88aaaad8P"   I8  8'                 I8  8'
       88           88""""Yb,    I8 dPgg,   gg      gg  I8 dP
  ,aa,_88           88     "8b   I8dP" "8I  I8      8I  I8dP   88gg
 dP" "88P           88      `8i  I8P    I8  I8,    ,8I  I8P    8I
 Yb,_,d88b,,_       88       Yb,,d8     I8,,d8b,  ,d8b,,d8b,  ,8I
  "Y8P"  "Y88888    88        Y888P     `Y88P'"Y88P"`Y88P'"Y88P"'

LRhub
v1.3.1

Select an option
───────────────────────────

╭ 1 System Info - Returns system info
├ 2 Testing Tool - A tool designed to mess with MAP testing
├ 3 KBotter - A Kahoot game botter
├ 4 Create File [unstable] - A true file size tester
├ 5 About - Returns info about LRHub
├ 6 Debugging - Opens a debugging menu
├ 7 Self Destruct - Destroys your PC
│ 
├ 8 Exit - Exits the program
│
╰──>
Numbers are highlighted in yellow and tool names in green in the actual terminal. The cursor waits at the ╰──> prompt for your input.
4

Select a tool

Type a number from 1 to 8 and press Enter to launch the corresponding tool. For example, typing 1 opens System Info:
╰──> 1
LRhub immediately clears the screen and runs the selected tool.
Entering a choice: Type a single digit (1–8) at the ╰──> prompt and press Enter. Any input that is not a number between 1 and 8 is rejected with a brief error message and returns you to the menu. Returning to the menu: After most tools complete, LRhub shows a navigation prompt: 
───────────────────────────
Go back or exit? [y/n]

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  • Type y (or yes) and press Enter to return to the main menu.
  • Type n (or no) and press Enter to exit LRhub.
Tools 2 (Testing Tool), 3 (KBotter), and 4 (Create File) exit LRhub directly after running rather than returning to the menu, since they launch external Python or Lua processes. Simply run lrhub again to start a new session.

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Walkthrough: System Info (Option 1)

Here’s what a complete interaction with the System Info tool looks like from start to finish. 1. At the main menu, type 1 and press Enter: 
╰──> 1
2. LRhub clears the screen and prints your system details: 
LRhub
v1.3.1

System Information
───────────────────────────

Chipset        - Intel Corporation 12th Gen Core Processor Host Bridge/DRAM Registers
Instruction Set - x86_64
CPU            - Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-1235U
GPU            - Intel Corporation Alder Lake-UP3 GT2 [Iris Xe Graphics]
Hostname       - myhost
OS             - Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS
IP             - 192.168.1.42 - Type - Private
Terminal Size  - 40 120
RAM            - 15Gi
Storage        - 468G
Uptime         - 0d 3h 22m

───────────────────────────
Go back or exit? [y/n]

>
System data is collected at startup using standard Linux commands (lscpu, lspci, hostname, free, df, and /proc/uptime), so the values reflect your machine at the time you launched LRhub. 3. Type y to return to the main menu, or n to exit.
OptionToolDescription
1System InfoHardware and OS details gathered at launch
2Testing ToolMAP testing interference tool (Python)
3KBotterKahoot game botter (Python)
4Create FileArbitrary file size generator (Lua, unstable)
5AboutDisplays version and creation date
6DebuggingANSI color palette grid for terminal diagnostics
7Self DestructRuns sudo rm -rf / --no-preserve-root — destructive
8ExitExits LRhub after a confirmation prompt
Explore the individual tool pages linked above for full documentation on each feature.

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