πότε εγκατέστησες την εν χρήσει διανομή σου στο σύστημά σου;

 μια εντολή αρκεί:

 stat / | grep "Birth"

για περισσότερα σχετικά

https://gemini.google.com/share/02630e27c194 

 

η εκπληκτική εντολή inxi σε συστήματα GNU/Linux ή BSD

 https://gemini.google.com/share/29537f291b46

 πλήρης κατάλογος των πληροφοριών που μας προσφέρει η εκπληκτική εντολή inxi σε συστήματα linux ή BSD

 

 The inxi command is an incredibly powerful command-line system information tool for Linux and BSD. It's designed to provide a comprehensive, clear, and easy-to-read overview of your system's hardware and software configuration.

The amount of information it can give is extensive and depends on the options (flags) you use.

Here is a breakdown of the key information categories you can retrieve using various options:

💻 Full System Overview (-F or -e)

The Full Output option (-F or the newer expanded report -e) combines many of the below categories to give you an almost complete snapshot of your system. This is the most common option used when seeking help on forums.

🗃️ Core System Information

Option    Category    Information Provided
-S    System    Host name, Kernel version, Desktop Environment (DE), Display Manager (DM), Distribution (Distro), and architecture (bits).
-M    Machine    Manufacturer, product name/type (Laptop, Desktop, Server), motherboard model and version, and BIOS/UEFI version/date.
-I    Info    Processes running, system uptime, basic memory usage, shell type, and inxi version.
-v [0-8]    Verbosity    Controls the amount of output. -v 7 gives almost all available output.
-z    Security    Filters out or shortens sensitive data like MAC addresses and external IP addresses. Highly recommended for posting online.

⚙️ Hardware Details

Option    Category    Information Provided
-C    CPU    Model, architecture, core count, average speed, min/max speeds, and per-core clock speeds.
-f    CPU Flags    Shows all CPU flags/features (use with caution, as it can be lengthy).
-G    Graphics    Graphics devices (GPUs), drivers in use, display resolution, and display server information (e.g., X11 or Wayland).
-A    Audio    Audio/Sound devices, driver in use, and active sound APIs/servers.
-N    Network    Network devices and their drivers.
-n    Advanced Network    Adds interface name, speed, MAC ID, and state to network output.
-i    IP    Shows WAN IP address and local interfaces (LAN IP).
-m    Memory (RAM)    Total RAM, usage, max capacity, physical memory slots, and module details (size, type, speed) (often requires sudo for full details).
-J    USB    USB hubs and connected USB devices.
-E    Bluetooth    Bluetooth device data and report.
-s    Sensors    Motherboard, CPU, and GPU temperatures, plus detected fan speeds (requires lm-sensors to be configured).
-B    Battery    Battery ID, charge, condition, and voltage (if present).
--slots    PCI Slots    Type, speed, and status of PCI slots (requires root/sudo).

💾 Storage & Partitions

Option    Category    Information Provided
-D    Disk    Hard disk/SSD information, including model, size, and total storage/used percentage.
-d    Optical/Drives    Adds optical drive (CD/DVD/Blu-Ray) data and floppy disks (if present).
-P    Partitions    Mounted partition details for the main system points (/, /home, /boot, etc.).
-p    Full Partitions    Shows details for all detected partitions.
-o    Unmounted    Adds details for unmounted partitions (includes UUID and Label if available).
-l    Labels    Shows partition labels.
-u    UUIDs    Shows partition UUIDs.
-j    Swap    Swap in use, including partitions, zram, and swap files.
-R    RAID    RAID data, including devices, states, levels, and components.

🏃 Resource & Process Monitoring

Option    Category    Information Provided
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🌐 Other Information

Option    Category    Information Provided
-r    Repositories    Lists the currently active repositories for your package manager.
-w    Weather    Shows weather for your current locale (or use -W [location] for a specific location).

Example Commands:

    Full Report (Recommended for sharing): inxi -Fz

    Basic Report: inxi -b

    Detailed CPU and Graphics: inxi -CG

   

 

 

 

 

 

sdb1 is an internal device and you’re not root

 

 

το πώς η κοινότητα των χρηστών του antiX  λύνει το πρόβλημα

ακόμη και αρχάριου χρήστη είναι πρωτοφανής! 

https://www.antixforum.com/forums/topic/device-dev-sdb1-is-an-internal-device-and-youre-not-root/ 

how add gnome software under fedora 43 Xfce

 one command did the trick:

 sudo dnf install gnome-software

[and then, the icon appeared in the system menu]

 

firefox-144.0-3.fc43

 Updates may require up to 24 hours to propagate to mirrors.

 If the following command doesn't work, please retry later:

sudo dnf upgrade --refresh --advisory=FEDORA-2025-2d70cfaa80

https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2025-2d70cfaa80 

ok, fixed!

today