I-Nex

I-Nex is an awesome open-source tool for Linux that works like CPU-Z on Windows. It helps you check out detailed info about your PC or laptop's hardware. So, if you're curious about what's under the hood, this is a great option!

Get the Lowdown on Your Hardware

This software can show you everything from connected USB devices to installed packages like X.Org Server and the Linux kernel. Plus, it covers network devices, CPU, BIOS, motherboard, RAM, GPU, sound card, and disk drives. Pretty cool, right?

Easy-to-Use Interface

I-Nex gathers all this hardware information using command-line tools that come standard in any Linux-based system. It then presents everything in a simple and clean graphical user interface (GUI) that's easy to navigate with tabs.

Main Features and Sections

The main sections of I-Nex include:

• CPU


• GPU


• Mobo (Motherboard)


• Audio


• Drives


• System


• Kernel


• Memory


• Network


• USB/Input

You can even resize the interface! And switching between tabs is super easy with back and forward buttons.

Diving into Each Section

The CPU tab gives you all the juicy details about your processor—like threads, integrated GPU info, flags, address size, temperature readings, memory data, and more.

If you're interested in graphics cards or monitors, check out the GPU section for manufacturer details and supported resolutions.

The Mobo tab is where you find out about your motherboard's vendor name and BIOS version among other things.

Audio & Drives Info at Your Fingertips!

The Audio section shows whether you're using integrated or dedicated sound cards. And don't forget about Drives! Here you’ll see details on your hard drives or SSDs including model numbers and mount points.

Your System at a Glance!

The System tab lets you peek into which Linux distribution you’re running along with desktop environment info like themes and window managers.

Kernels & Network Insights!

You can also explore your Kernel version as well as details on memory usage and network cards—like how many packets have been sent or received!

Your USB Devices Explained!

Lastly, the USB/Input section breaks down all attached USB gadgets—from CD/DVD units to flash drives—and even covers peripherals like keyboards and mice.
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