Chassis
The Device Manager Linux Never Had#
Windows has Device Manager. macOS has System Information. Linux has… the terminal. If you want to see what hardware is in your machine, which drivers are loaded, or troubleshoot a device, you’re usually stuck typing commands and reading through walls of text.
Chassis gives Linux a proper device manager. A simple graphical app where you can see all your hardware, check what’s working, and manage drivers without touching the terminal.
How It Works#
Chassis shows all the devices in your system in a clean, organized tree view. Click on any device to see its details, what driver it’s using, and what state it’s in. If you need to change a driver or troubleshoot a device, you can do it right from the app.
What’s a driver? A driver is a small piece of software that lets your operating system talk to your hardware. Your graphics card, Wi-Fi adapter, USB devices, and more each use a driver. Sometimes you need to change or reset a driver to fix a problem, and Chassis makes that easy.
Key Capabilities#
- See All Your Hardware: Browse every device in your system in a clear, organized tree view with details for each one.
- Driver Management: Change, reset, or swap drivers for any device through the app instead of the terminal.
Pricing#
Chassis is free.