6 Linux Commands to show System Information

[@davidlaidig9485]

Thank you!

[@Mantikal]

I was running the "hwinfo" command on the PopOS! (Debian based) distro and that tiny bit of software was not installed by default but I installed it. So some of these might not be installed on some distros by default - you'll have to download them.

[@professorblackops-cybersec1168]

Good video.. Good luck on your Linux cert..

[@KeepItTechie]

Fingers crossed! Thanks bro!

[@princemj]

I'm Glad I Found Your Channel, *YOU'RE AWESOME* 🥳

[@KeepItTechie]

Thank you!

[@leythecg]

helpful, thanks a lot!

[@KeepItTechie]

You're welcome!

[@lqlarry]

Great video 👏

[@KeepItTechie]

Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching!

[@MrDerekLRobinson]

I am late to the party on this video but still great content!!

[@raghavendra23]

Thank you brother

[@KeepItTechie]

No problem

[@CitizenLou3]

This would’ve been helpful in my interview last week lol.

[@KeepItTechie]

Dang bro! You'll get the next one, just keep studying!

[@oshaylinuxTheHobbyist]

Linux and those command tools are great for finding discovery hardware to help get the right Windows device drivers.

[@KeepItTechie]

Thanks @oshaylinux you're right!