System Info is menu option 1. When selected, it collects hardware and operating system details by running a set of shell commands at startup, then prints them in a formatted table directly in the terminal. All values are gathered the moment LRhub launches, so the display is instant with no extra loading delay.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/kaladoodotlua/LRhub/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Fields Displayed
The following fields are shown, each sourced from a specific Linux command:| Field | Source Command |
|---|---|
| Chipset | lspci | grep -i 'host bridge' |
| Instruction Set | uname -m |
| CPU | lscpu | grep 'Model name' |
| GPU | lspci | grep -i 'vga' |
| Hostname | hostname |
| OS | lsb_release -ds |
| IP + Type | hostname -I (first interface only) |
| Terminal Size | stty size |
| RAM | free -h (total memory) |
| Storage | df -h --output=size / (root partition size) |
| Uptime | /proc/uptime (formatted as Xd Xh Xm) |
Sample Output
IP Address Note
The IP address is always labeled Type — Private because LRhub reads only the first address returned byhostname -I, which is always a local network interface address. Public IP detection is not performed.
Navigation
After reviewing the system information, the tool prompts:- Enter
yto return to the main menu. - Enter
nto exit LRhub entirely.
lspci must be installed on your system for the Chipset and GPU fields to populate. On minimal or containerized Linux installs where lspci is absent, those fields will appear empty. Install it with sudo apt install pciutils (Debian/Ubuntu) or the equivalent for your distribution.