Shell script written in bash for Linux Mint.
Also tested on Parrot Security with both Mate and Cinnamon desktop environments.
Displays hardware/software information in your terminal (as shown below).
May or may not work in other distros as I have not tested in all of them.
Instructions:
- Clone the repository.
- Open your terminal and change directory into the newly created 'gretch' folder.
cd gretch - Once there, you can run script using:
./gretch.sh
Note: you may need to change permission by typing:chmod +x gretch.sh
Or, Download the ZIP
- This will go to your Downloads folder (as gretch-main).
- Extract files if necessary.
- Open terminal and navigate to Downloads
cd Downloads, then to gretch-maincd gretch-main. - From there, type:
chmod +x gretch.sh - Run script using
./gretch.sh
Of course, you can save the files to a location of your choice (e.g. bin/bash)
Notes:
WM (window manager) - If wmctrl is not installed, error message will display: 'wmctrl not installed'.
If you choose to install wmctrl, window manager will display normally.
Optional*
This can be made to run everytime you open your terminal
by placing the path (or alias) to script at the end of the .bashrc file.
Example alias (plac 5E6E e in .bashrc):
alias gret="~/bin/bash/gretch.sh"
Then just place alias at bottom of .bashrc
gret
To undo: comment out alias
#gret