Full Hardware Summary with inxi -Fxz
Use inxi -Fxz to produce a compact, paste-ready report of CPU, GPU, RAM, disks, network, kernel and desktop environment.
01Command
$ inxi -Fxz02What it does
inxi aggregates data from /sys, /proc and dmidecode into colorized sections that are far more readable than raw lspci/lsusb dumps — it has become the standard 'run this and paste the output' tool in Linux support forums. `-z` strips serial numbers and MAC addresses so screenshots are safe to share; add `-m` for RAM slot details or `-D` for disk models. It's read-only and needs no root for the common options.
03Risk
04Undo
✓No undo needed — this command does not change persistent state.
05Sources
- inxi(1) - Linux manual pageEvidence: inxi prints system information covering CPU, graphics, audio, network, drives and more; -F is the full feature set, -x adds extra detail and -z filters output for security.
Last verified: 2026-09-18 · Category: System & Settings
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