I-Nex – system Information tool

Last Updated on October 26, 2023

I-Nex is an open source system and hardware information tool similar to the Windows utility, CPU-Z. It comes with a well designed graphical user interface that allows users to view information about their system hardware.

Besides displaying hardware information, I-Nex can also generate advanced reports which can be forwarded to a nopaste service.

I-Nex uses a new version of Gambas which can make installation non-trivial for some distributions.

Features include:

• Tabbed interface.
• CPU:
  • Main information.
  • Family / Model / Stepping / Cores / Phy id.
  • Address sizes / Bogomips.
  • Flags.
  • x86 64-Bit Extensions / Hardware Virtualization / HT.
  • Cache:
    • L1 Data.
    • L1 Instruction.
    • Level 2.
    • Level 3.
• GPU:
  • Graphics card.
  • OpenGL:
    • OpenGL Vendor.
    • OpenGL Renderer.
    • OpenGL Version.
    • Present resolution.
  • Available resolutions.
• Mobo:
  • Manufacturer.
  • Model.
  • Bios: Manufacturer, Date, Version.
• Sound:
  • Version.
  • ID.
  • Modules.
  • HWdep.
  • PCM.
• Drives:
  • Drive vendor / rev.
  • Device model / Max sectors.
  • Mount point.
  • Device uuid.
  • Mount width.
  • Device real size / State.
  • Filesystem type / Modalias.
  • Ext range / Range / Removable.
  • Discard granularity / Discard zeroes data / Discard max bytes.
  • HW sector size / Add random.
  • Max sectors kb / Max HW sectors kb.
  • Max segments / Max segment size.
  • Read ahead kb / Scheduler.
• System:
  • Host name.
  • Distribution.
  • Edition.
  • Time zone.
  • GCC version.
  • X.org version.
  • GLX version.
  • Architecture.
  • Shell.
  • Default LM/DM.
  • Number of installed packages.
  • System uptime.
• Kernel:
  • Shows found kernels.
  • Kernel command line.
  • Module information.
• Memory:
  • RAM used.
  • SWAP used.
  • Total, Used, Free, Shared, Buffers, Cached, and SWAP total.
• Web:
  • Ethernet controller.
  • Show receive and transmit.
• USB | Input:
  • USB device plugged.
  • Manufacturer.
  • Product.
  • Max power.
  • Speed.
  • Version.
  • Serial.
  • idVendor / idProduct.
• General reports: CPU Tab, Motherboard / Bios Tab, Sound Tab, Graphics Tab, Include lspci, Include lsusb, Include /proc/scsi/scsi, Include dmesg, Include unity support test.
  • Send report to a nopaste service.
• Take a screenshot.

Website: i-nex.linux.pl
Support:
Developer: Michat Gtowienka
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

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