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Display kernel version {{UserCmd|command=uname -r}}
Display long kernel version {{UserCmd|command=uname -a}}
Report file system disk space usage {{UserCmd|command=df [/] [/home]}} {{UserCmd|command=sudo btrfs filesystem usage -h [/]}}
Display system tasks {{UserCmd|command=top}} {{UserCmd|command=htop}}
Display system information {{UserCmd|command=inxi -zv8}} or long form {{UserCmd|command=inxi --filter --verbosity=8}}
Display system information in a `chroot` environment: {{UserCmd|command=inxi -zv8c0}}
Display a tree of processes {{UserCmd|command=pstree}}

Display kernel version {{UserCmd|command=uname -r}}
Display long kernel version {{UserCmd|command=uname -a}}
Report file system disk space usage {{UserCmd|command=df [/] [/home]}}  {{UserCmd|command=sudo btrfs filesystem usage -h [/]}}
Display system tasks  {{UserCmd|command=top}}  {{UserCmd|command=htop}}
Display system information {{UserCmd|command=inxi -zv8}} or long form {{UserCmd|command=inxi --filter --verbosity=8}}
Display system information in a `chroot` environment: {{UserCmd|command=inxi -zv8c0}}
Display a tree of processes  {{UserCmd|command=pstree}}

Display kernel version

user $  uname -r COPY TO CLIPBOARD

Display long kernel version

user $  uname -a COPY TO CLIPBOARD

Report file system disk space usage

user $  df [/] [/home] COPY TO CLIPBOARD

user $  sudo btrfs filesystem usage -h [/] COPY TO CLIPBOARD

Display system tasks

user $  top COPY TO CLIPBOARD

user $  htop COPY TO CLIPBOARD

Display system information

user $  inxi -zv8 COPY TO CLIPBOARD

or long form

user $  inxi --filter --verbosity=8 COPY TO CLIPBOARD

Display system information in a `chroot` environment:

user $  inxi -zv8c0 COPY TO CLIPBOARD

Display a tree of processes

user $  pstree COPY TO CLIPBOARD