Install hwinfo
If you are on a debian-based distro (ubuntu, mint, etc.) or Suse (which it is a tool of) you can run: sudo apt-get install hwinfo (not that kind of tool...)…
If you are on a debian-based distro (ubuntu, mint, etc.) or Suse (which it is a tool of) you can run: sudo apt-get install hwinfo (not that kind of tool...)…
To locate information related to your CPU, use these commands: echo $(cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep 'model name' | sed -e 's/.*: //' | uniq) = $COUNT awk '/model name/ {ORS="";…