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fff

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Registered: 2008-04-01

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INXI a great script for systeminfo.

h2 , one of the regulars in my channel #linux-smokers-club on OFTC , has made a fork of infobash called inxi.
Great stuff for showing system info in a terminal or on IRC, don't use it in #archlinux , dont think they would like that.
Testing is done in my channel mentioned above and in #inxi at freenode.

Here's the link : http://www.inxi.org/

h2 wants us to put it in /usr/local/bin , but i cant get it to work there , so I've placed it in /usr/bin. And thats not a problem , it can sit anywhere , even in /home if you like to run it as user.

inxi -h for help
inxi -F for full output
inxi -U to update

Hope you like it

Cheers!

fff

Last edited by fff (2008-11-19 18:18:49)

toxygen

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Registered: 2008-08-22

Posts: 713

Re: INXI a great script for systeminfo.

very nice, and colored output too!

i put it in my ~/scripts folder which is included in my path and it worked.  Thanks!

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Shapeshifter

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Registered: 2008-03-11

Posts: 230

Re: INXI a great script for systeminfo.

Nice. Make sure you call it inxi and not inxi.sh or something like that or you'll get error output sometimes

fff

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Registered: 2008-04-01

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Re: INXI a great script for systeminfo.

My pleasure guys!
And its all thanks to h2

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Re: INXI a great script for systeminfo.

Nice script! I will surely find it useful, thank you

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fff

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Registered: 2008-04-01

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Re: INXI a great script for systeminfo.

After a while inxi will probably include sensors and i will suggest batterystatus

Be sure to do a inxi -U once in a while the script is under heavy development and now include a lot more features.

cheers!

-fff