Co-founded in 2009 by brothers Artyom Zorin and Vladimir Zorin, headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, Zorin OS is an Ubuntu-based Linux distribution.
Cockpit is the Red Hat-led open-source Linux server web management console, letting you handle system monitoring, Podman container management, LVM storage management, and user configuration from a browser, free and open source, ideal for Linux server administrators and cloud server ops.
Webuzo is Softaculous's multi-user Linux server control panel with 350+ one-click apps and Admin/Reseller/User roles, with cloud licenses from $2.5/month, a common low-cost cPanel alternative.
Froxlor is an open-source hosting control panel released in 2009 under LGPL, lightweight enough to run on a 256MB VPS, supporting Nginx/Apache, per-domain PHP management, and automatic Let's Encrypt SSL as a free server management option.
Plesk is a leading website and server management platform founded in Prague, Czech Republic in 1999, one of the few hosting control panels supporting both Windows and Linux, with built-in WordPress Toolkit, Docker/Git integration, and security extensions for hosting providers and enterprises needing Windows hosting, multi-language interfaces, and developer tools.
cPanel is the world's most widely used website hosting control panel and the de facto standard for Linux shared hosting, providing WHM multi-server management, AutoSSL free certificates, and 400+ one-click application installs for hosting providers, resellers, and site owners.