wtf is linuxgsm-dashboard?

This project is a web dashboard for managing game servers that run through LinuxGSM, a popular command line tool for setting up and maintaining servers for games like Rust, Ark, or Valheim on Linux. Instead of typing commands in a terminal every time you want to check on or restart a game server, this dashboard gives you a browser based control panel to do it visually. The backend is written in Go and compiles down to a single small program that uses only about 10 to 15 megabytes of memory, leaving most of the server's resources free for actually running games. Installation can be done with one command that downloads and runs a setup script, which detects your Linux distribution, installs anything missing, sets up the dashboard as a background service, configures your firewall, and prints out a generated administrator password. There is also a manual installation path for people who prefer to build it themselves from source using Go. Once running, the dashboard lets you view a live console for each game server, send commands to it, perform maintenance actions like updating the server software, and manage backups, including scheduling automatic backups and restoring from a saved copy. It supports multiple user accounts with different permission levels, so you can give someone limited access without full control. It can also send alerts to Discord, Telegram, or email when something happens on a server. The dashboard includes basic monitoring showing CPU, memory, and disk usage, supports both dark and light visual themes, and is available in English and German. A built in mock mode lets developers test the interface on their own computer without needing a real Linux game server running. The README states this is an independent community project with no official connection to LinuxGSM itself.