What is IP Lookup FOR LINUX?

IP Lookup

IP Lookup is a super handy app that helps you find out where a computer or user is located based on their IPv4 or IPv6 address. If you've ever used online services for this, you know they can be a bit clunky. But with IP Lookup, everything is right at your fingertips in a sleek desktop app!

Installing IP Lookup

You can easily install the app from Flathub. Not into Flatpak? No worries! You can also get it straight from its archives on the project's GitHub releases page.

Getting Started with IP Lookup

Diving into using IP Lookup is super simple. Just type in the IP address you want to check out in the top box and hit Enter. That's it!

Information at Your Fingertips

The app gives you tons of info split into two sections: Network and Geo. In the Network section, you'll see details like the Network name, ISP (Internet Service Provider), and Organization linked to that IP.

Geographical Insights

Now let's talk about the Geo section! Here, you'll find all sorts of geographical info for any given IP address. This includes things like City, Region, Country, Zip Code, Timezone, and sometimes even specific coordinates.

A Perfect Fit for Linux Desktops

This app looks fantastic on modern Linux desktops—especially GNOME ones—thanks to its use of Libadwaita which follows GNOME's Human Interface Guidelines.

Simplicity at Its Best

If you're looking for an app that does what it promises without any fuss, then IP Lookup is your go-to tool. It doesn't have many customization options but adjusts its appearance based on your system's theme preferences.

Just type in an IP address, wait a few seconds, and voilà! You get as much information as possible about that IP address. For more details or to download IP Lookup, check out Softpas!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!