Take the 2-minute tour ×  Tried to search but can't find
anything. Is there an unix equivalent to right clicking /
properties on My Computer to see things like memory, cpu speed
etc ?  share|improve this question  migrated from
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'Unix' is a bit too broad as there are many Unix based operating
systems. The procedure will be different for Linux, Solaris,
HPUX, AIX, etc. –  Andre Miller Oct 24 '09 at 9:36  9 Answers 9
On Solaris you would use commands such as    psrinfo -v (CPU
speed)  share|improve this answer  There are a few commands you
might want to consider running, to see if they're available on
your system: lsusb, lshw, lspci.  Be more specific -- what do
you mean by Unix? Is this a Solaris box, HPUX machine, FreeBSD,
RedHat Linux? That matters.  share|improve this answer
dmidecode should work on most *nix systems, although it takes
some translating. There's also biosdecode in the