Webmin for PC

Webmin for PC is a comprehensive file sharing web-based app that provides seasoned PC users and enthusiasts a highly optimized web-based interface for system administration for Unix. With this app, users can easily access remote Unix PCs and configure server services. This includes things like setting the user account preferences, fire up Apache, DNS, file sharing, and many more services. Originally developed by a single developer Jamie Cameron, this project has grown and accepted contribution in a form of patches, compatibility with FreeBSD and OpenBSD, and additional languages.
 
With over a decade of experience on the market, Webmin app has managed to expand into a fully-featured system administration suite that can be infused with over 80 advanced modules that handle everything from file sharing, security, software management, network configuration, hardware monitoring, VPN tunneling, server maintenance, organization of web servers, storage services and much more. In addition to those official modules, the large worldwide community has contributed their efforts in the creation of many more 3rd party modules, themes, and updates.
 
Webmin for Desktop comes in the form of a simple web server that runs a wide variety of CGI programs that can update system files such as /etc/inetd.conf and /etc/passwd. To ensure stable operation and lightweight performance, the entire server app, and all CGI programs were written in Perl version 5 and also use non-standard Perl modules.

Today, this app is regarded as one of the most comprehensive applications for Unix system administration, allowing very simple access for configuring DNS, Email, FTP, databases, PPVS, multi servers, and much more.

Webmin for PC is 100% FREE and can be freely distributed without restrictions and modified in both commercial and non-commercial uses.