I-Nex is a graphical system and hardware information utility with an interface inspired by CPU-Z.
Its tabbed layout brings together information about the processor, graphics hardware, motherboard, memory, storage, networking and the operating system. I-Nex can also produce detailed reports for troubleshooting or sharing.
The upstream repository has seen no development since December 2020. I-Nex remains usable on compatible systems, but it should now be regarded as an unmaintained project.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Detailed CPU information including family, model, stepping, cores, instruction flags, virtualisation support and cache hierarchy.
- Displays graphics hardware, OpenGL renderer, OpenGL version and available display resolutions.
- Reports motherboard and BIOS manufacturer, model, version and date.
- Provides detailed storage information including device models, filesystems, mount points, UUIDs and I/O parameters.
- Shows RAM and swap usage together with total, used, free, shared and cached memory.
- Reports distribution, architecture, kernel, shell, compiler, display server and system uptime information.
- Provides network, sound, USB and input-device information.
- Generates configurable reports containing selected hardware and system information.
- Can send reports to supported paste services and capture screenshots of the application.
Website: github.com/i-nex/I-Nex
Support:
Developer: Michat Gtowienka
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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