Os system info
how will i get informantion about linux operation system by comand
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The the "uname" and "lsb_release" commands. Also look for files with "release" or "version" in their name in /etc.
For system info look at the /proc/cpuinfo file, also see the "free", "lspci", and "lsusb" commands. Your question is super-vague, though. What exactly do you want to know? |
Hi, 'man' can teach you more about those commands so
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Jamison, that looks like a very cool program. I just downloaded it using the wget command. When I used the wget command, it put a file in my home directory "screenfetch-dev". I was wondering if you could provide the code for the following step you provided:
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Nope - there are a lot of bash specific strings in there that are not POSIX compatible.
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OK, it gives an error
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1 Attachment(s)
On the website, click "Raw", to get a plain text version with no line numbers, then copy and paste in any text editor, save as screenfetch-dev, chmod +x it, then run it.
I've put mine in ~/Scripts, and an alias in ~/.bashrc. P.S. Also look at lshw, hwinfo, and hardinfo, for system information. Should be available for any distro. |
Here are some more in a script a new member is working* with: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...0/#post5181675 :)
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If you want a GUI interface for system information, there's a nice program called "hardinfo"--it should be in the repos.
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Your advice worked brilliantly, BrianL. Thanks again for the awesome script Jamison. I was curious BrianL, when you said
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alias sfdev='~/Scripts/screenfetch-dev' |
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