What is Inspector FOR LINUX?

Inspector FOR LINUX

Finding out more information about one's Linux system is not a very complicated task. Usually, it involves having to use various commands.

But, since I want my information to be served to me in a fashionable manner, I was looking for an app that can do that until I found Inspector.

The beauty of Inspector, a free and open-source app, is that it does all of that (the running of commands part) for you. In short, Inspector is a very straightforward tiny application that provides a plethora of information and details about any Linux system.

Key Features:

• Automatically runs a series of commands and displays information in seven sections/tabs.


• Sections include USB, Disk, Memory, PCI, Network, CPU, and System.


• Commands include lsusb, lsblk, lsmem, lspci, ip address, lshw-c cpu, and uname.


• Offers a clean look and minimalistic design.


• Built using GTK4 and Libadwaita and is compatible with various Linux distros.

Target Audience:

The simple answer is - everybody. If you, like me, are sometimes bored of commands and want your information printed in a proper GUI and not in the Terminal, then you'll absolutely love this app.

Functionality:

The whole point of Inspector is to offer you as much information about a system as possible. That's not to be confused with a system monitor, for instance, an app that's designed to offer you real-time information on how your system uses resources.

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!