genna is a system information tool for Linux. It consolidates a lot of useful information into a nice GUI.
Some time back, I created a little Linux system information app in Python/Glade. Most system information in Linux can be determined from the command line, but many people aren’t very familiar with how to access this information. Suggestions and feedback are welcome. Note that on your particular distribution, permissions may vary, so to obtain some of the information, you might need to run this as root.
tuner schrieb:naja, sollte kein gui-tool sein.
es muss doch irgendwo in /proc stehen?
und es ist ein server. da will ich eigentlich keine zusätzliche software installieren.
systeminfo.sh is a system information gathering script for Linux. It is non-intrusive and simply gathers information from commands that are already available. It outputs a single file or generates a menu driven Web page. The information includes hostname, software packages, memory, OS information, process information, kernel modules, network routes, socket ports, ulimits, chkconfig, hardware devices, swap, disks, DNS info, top, processor, meminfo, dmesg, cron jobs, network interfaces, and more.