inxi moved to github

The inxi source repositories and issue tracker have been moved to github. You can find them at github inxi. The documentation / wiki has been moved to smxi.org/docs/, which will be its permanent home. The support forums are at techpatterns.com/forums/. IRC support is at irc.oftc.net channel #smxi.

Inxi Usage

inxi -<color> -<option>

• ie inxi -c4 -I
  • this will change to color option 4 and give inxi Information

See inxi option list for full list and explanation of available options. Always refer to an actual current inxi for latest options since these wiki pages only get updated now and then.

IRC client usage

Konversation: For native internal command call: * first link or move inxi into Konversation's script folder * then run: * /inxi -<option> For normal external script call, in Konversation session: * type: * /cmd inxi -<option> * example: /cmd inxi -d and you'll see the expected output.

Quassel: inxi ships as a built in script with Quassel, so you should just be able to run the standard builtin command to run an internal script.

XChat

• /exec -o inxi -<option>
  • the -o option show output to the channel. Without it, only the user will see the output.

WeeChat

For Debian users, installing weechat also installs the weechat-plugins. Check with your distro for similar package before attempting below please.

For weechat to run external scripts like inxi, you have to install shell.py, if you don't already have it. To read how to install click here

Then to run inxi, you would enter a command like this: /shell -o inxi -bx If you leave off the -o, only you will see the output on your local weechat.

weechat users may also like to check out the weeget.py

irssi and most other clients * /exec -o inxi -<option> * example: /exec -o inxi -dn

To go to wiki list try clicking here