Inxi gui - system info app

[puppyluvr]

Hello,
Inxi is a system info cli app.
Inxi GUI for Puppy.
Run as root or spot.
Spot allows more information, but some pups spot have access issues, so both methods are covered.
Its a RoxApp, unpack and click.
Doesnt run under bash 3 due to array probs.
I can post a bash 4.1 pet in a tarball later if needed. Man pages inside directory.

[Flash]

It looks really handy, but, my God, blue characters on a black background? What good is that?

Could you at least change the background to white or yellow, please?

[puppyluvr]

Hello,
Inxi has 32 color configurations.
The script called "root" (in /run/inxi) controls which one in the last line.
Currently BG=black and no color config as such:

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urxvt -hold  -geometry 96x40 -bg black -e $dir/inxi -F &

New BG=white and color config #3.

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urxvt -hold  -geometry 96x40 -bg white -e $dir/inxi -F -c 3 & 

Attached is a tarred "root" with the above changes made for you.
Or you can just adjust the original -bg and add -c (1-32) and see what you like.

[Flash]

Thanks.

I tried "yellow" for the background instead of white. It sure is an attention getter.

[Geoffrey]

Edit: updated bash and inxi to the latest versions, that changed the layout slightly, so changed the Xdialog size to suit.

Piped through Xdialog with the color turned off.

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inxi -Fc 0 | Xdialog --title "Inxi System Info" --no-cancel --textbox - 32 70

[puppyluvr]

Hello,
Great idea piping it through Xdialog!
I couldn't post the bash pet here its too large.

[neerajkolte]

Works in Fatdog64 700b2.
Thanks.

- Neeraj.

[Mike Walsh]

Just now come across this. Nice one, puppyluvr.

Handy to know about the background colour option (same as for pupmessage), and the various text colour combinations available by adding the '-c (1-32)' parameter.

Hint; if anybody has trouble getting it to fire up the first time, put the 'Inxi' RoxApp into its permanent location, where you want to keep it. Fire it up the first time by using the full $PATH via the terminal. After this, it seems to be happy merely clicking on the RoxApp to start it. It's not the first time I've had to do this with RoxApps..!

Here it is, running in Precise 571, with my personal, modified choice of colors:-

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Mike.