Minfo 1.0.2 !free! Jun 2026

: Reduced memory footprint by 15% when scanning large datasets. API Stability : Fixed a critical bug where certain

#!/bin/bash TODAY=$(date +%Y-%m-%d) minfo --format keyvalue --filter "hostname,kernel,last_boot" > /var/log/minfo_$TODAY.log if grep -q "kernel=5.15" /var/log/minfo_$TODAY.log; then curl -X POST https://alerts.yourlab.com/webhook -d "Old kernel detected" fi

sudo apt update sudo apt install minfo

You’ve probably never heard of . And that’s exactly the point.

Earlier versions of Minfo occasionally struggled with non-standard kernel parameters or exotic Linux distributions (such as Alpine Linux or specific ARM architectures). Minfo 1.0.2 introduces improved parsing logic for the /proc and /sys filesystems. This ensures that whether you are running a standard Ubuntu server or a custom ARM-based Raspberry Pi build, the data retrieved is accurate and consistent. minfo 1.0.2

if minfo --check --component memory --threshold 80; then echo "Memory usage critical" fi

: Inventorying file types and permissions across a local network. : Reduced memory footprint by 15% when scanning

This isn’t a flashy release. There are no UI overhauls or new subcommands. Instead, the 1.0.2 update focuses on three unglamorous but critical areas: