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Episode: 3932
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Title: HPR3932: Short introduction to inxi
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr3932/hpr3932.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-25 17:32:45
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This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 3932 for Tuesday the 29th of August 2023.
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Today's show is entitled Short Introduction to Inzy.
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It is part of the series What's in My Toolkit.
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It is hosted by Falky and is about seven minutes long.
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It carries a clean flag.
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The summary is Falky gives the show about Inzy that Ken wished for.
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Hi, this is Falky.
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Ken wished a show about Inzy from me and I was very surprised that he and they didn't
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know about Inzy because for me and many others it's a everyday tour.
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If you are on the Manjaro Linux Forum, the first thing you have been asked when you
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have a problem is to write inzy or inzy-f into the command line into the show to get information
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about your computer.
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If you only write inzy, you get CPU, in my case dual core, Intel core, i5, dash 3320m.
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Parenty is minus mtmcp minus and speed means max, it's 1,875 for me, 1,200 and 3,300
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megahertz, a kernel, 6.4.11, dash 1, Manjaro, x86.64, up, but up time, 3 days, 2 hours
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and 50 minutes, yes, I'm doing suspend, memory 2.92, 7.58, so it's 2.92 gigabyte of 7.58 and
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that's 38.5% and then you have storage, 1.82 terabyte, 38.7% used, if you have prox, that's how
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many process are running right now, 247, you have the shell, the shell and you have the
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inzy version, 3.3.29, so you see you have the basic information about your running system,
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but often you want to see more of what's running, what could be the cause of the problem,
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so you take inzy minus dash f and it's a big f and then you could get, oh no, I don't read all
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that for you, but you'll get the information I gave before, you get the machine, what type
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it is, which system you're running, which version, in my case, the thingpad T530, you get
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a battery, CPU, graphics, audio, network, Bluetooth, drives, petitions, warp, sensors and then
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the last info, which is processes, uptime, memory, total, available memory, used memory,
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the shell and the inzy version again, and you can get even more information if you take
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a little x behind the f, then you get, for example, in the battery also the walls,
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the minimum you can have, the minimum you need that is running, and so on and so on.
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And if this is too much, you can choose a certain area in the information you want to know,
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and there it's best, you use the manual, so you can type man, inzy, and there you'll get all the
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different options you can choose, only one example, if you take inzy, dash b, a big b, you get the
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battery, and if you get the idea of the battery, in my case, bet zero, what charge you have,
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so in my case it's 20.1, what hours, and I have 57.4%, and the condition of the battery,
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that's especially important if you have a laptop like me, so I know my battery
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has a condition, condition of 35, of 73.3, what hours, so it's nearly half the condition
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the battery had from the beginning, and if you take an x there, you get also the walls as I said,
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and you get which model is, in my case, Sanio, some more, some more 45, and 1023,
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and the status, not charging, because I have set my laptop to only load when it's under 40%,
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and only up to 80%, now I have 90, I had 80 before, yeah, that's round about what you use inzy
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for, it's to get information in a very fine way, because you have also coloring here,
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you see, if you have this with battery, you have blue on my screen, and blue ID,
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and then in white, bet zero, yeah, I use dark pins, so when you otherwise should get a black text,
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it's quite text for me, yeah, so yeah, use inzy, if you want to know such things,
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and as I said before, on many forums, it's known, as the Monroe Linux forum,
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once I was on the Linux Mint forum, there they also had inzy as the main tool to get information
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about the system to find arrows or bucks, yes, that's it, goodbye!
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On the Sadois status, today's show is released under Creative Commons, Attribution 4.0 International License.
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