"Minfo" (short for "More Information") is a universal engagement platform and app that allows users to instantly connect with media and physical locations using audio-based identification—similar to a "Shazam for everything" specifically focuses on refining the user experience by smoothing out the "Tap and Connect" interaction. Below is a breakdown of the core features and how this version improves them: Universal Engagement : The app removes the need for QR codes or typing URLs. By using audio recognition, users can "Tap the App" to engage with radio, TV, or live music instantly. Music Integration : Version 1.0.2 continues to support a library of over 60 million songs, allowing users to save tracks for later or open them directly in their preferred streaming services. Smart Media & Places : Beyond music, the platform is designed for "Minfo-enabled" content and locations, turning physical spaces into interactive digital experiences. Artist & Track Details : Provides immediate access to artist information and track metadata the moment a song is captured. If you are looking to download the latest version or explore the developer's ecosystem, you can find the Minfo Universal App on various mobile platforms. technical guide on how to enable your own content for the Minfo platform? Minfo - Download
minfo 1.0.2 — Overview and Release Notes What it is
minfo is a compact command-line utility that reports concise system and process information in a minimal, script-friendly format. It’s designed for quick inspection, CI scripts, containers, and lightweight monitoring where full-fledged sysinfo tools are too heavy.
Key features (what minfo provides)
Host information: hostname, kernel version, OS name and version. Hardware summary: CPU model, core count, total RAM, and total disk size. Network: primary IP address and default gateway. Process/runtime: current uptime, load averages, and a brief summary of a target process (PID, user, CPU%, memory%). Output modes: single-line compact output for logs, and JSON for machine parsing. Small binary with minimal dependencies; suitable for container images and constrained environments.
Compatibility and requirements
Platforms: Linux (glibc and musl builds available). No Windows or macOS releases in 1.0.2. Dependencies: standard libc, /proc access (so requires procfs), and basic network utilities available via system calls—no heavy external libraries. Binary size: small (built for minimal footprint). minfo 1.0.2
What changed in 1.0.2 (notable fixes and improvements)
Added JSON output for the process summary section to improve script integration. Fixed incorrect memory parsing on systems reporting memory in KiB vs kB; values now normalized and labeled with units. Improved CPU detection for ARM-based devices to correctly surface model name and core count. Resolved a race condition where uptime was occasionally reported as zero immediately after boot on very fast init sequences. Network resolution: better selection of primary network interface in multi-interface hosts (favors default route). Minor performance improvements — faster startup and reduced CPU use while collecting metrics. Documentation updates: clearer examples and CLI flag descriptions.
Usage examples
Compact single-line output: minfo JSON output: minfo --json Show process summary for PID 1234: minfo --pid 1234 Combine JSON and specific sections (example — only host and network): minfo --json --sections host,network
Output format (examples)