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The inxi command is a Linux utility used to display detailed system information about a Linux system. It provides information such as hardware details, Linux distribution, kernel version, CPU, memory, disk space, graphics card, network interfaces, and more.

The syntax for using inxi is as follows:

inxi [options]

Here, "options" can include various parameters to specify the specific information you want to view.

Some commonly used options with inxi include:

• -c or --cpu: Displays information about the CPU.
• -m or --memory: Displays information about memory (RAM).
• -s or --sensors: Displays information from sensors, such as temperature and fan speed.
• -d or --disk: Displays information about disk partitions.
• -G or --graphics: Displays information about the graphics card.
• -n or --network: Displays information about network interfaces.
• -i or --audio: Displays information about audio devices.

You can also combine options together to display multiple information at once, for example, inxi -cM will display both CPU and memory information.

Inxi is a powerful command-line tool that can help users and system administrators to quickly gather important information about their Linux system.