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And I do not need to learn a single line command which, frankly, is a PITA. It tells you what devices you have, you can enable and disable them, you can update drivers, It tells you what resources they use, and a lot more. On the other hand, Windows Device Manager is extremely useful and convenient. Keep running LInux, and one day you'll open windows and find it weird, clunky, and counter-intuitive, and an overall pain in general, except for the software it has available. Then learn a few basics, like how to output console data to a text file, and you're pretty much done. When coming from windows, it's useful to not look for exact duplicates, but rather to see if there are standard ways of doing what you want in GNU/Linux already, which of course, given Linux heritage as a server OS, there always are.

If you want it saved to a text file, do: sudo inxi -v8 > /path/to/your/file.txt If you want to see all the inxi data, do, as root or sudo: sudo inxi -v8 Is there a better built-in utility already on my Linux distro that is somehow buried? Can someone recommend one that's not obtuse to install? (I'm still trying to understand Linux command line usage). I would also accept a basic (as is now used) vs highly detailed (as per Speccy) results toggle, to make all levels of users happy.

If I had my way, all sys info and hardware details would be displayed as highly detailed results ala Piriform's 'Speccy' (for Windows), which I've used for years. As I'm still new concerning the familiarity of Linux reporting of system details, it's a problem when details are asked for or referenced by a forum thread and no easy answers are at hand.

Also, I am not finding a detailed 'Hardware Manager' to inform me of details and status of the nuts and bolts in place or just connected and allow me to disable/enable a particular item. I've checked all start menu items and don't immediately find a better one. I've attached a screenshot to verify the util I'm talking about. It shows only 7 lines of fairly basic results. However, the 'Preferences > System Info' utility is very limited. I installed Mint 19 ( Cinnamon 3.8.9) about 4 months ago and am generally happy.

Download the new for android Windows 10 Manager 3.8.9