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Linux Device Manager

Linux Device Manager (LDM) combines sysfs, udev, and proven tools — lspci, lsusb, modinfo, journalctl, dmesg — with detail views, driver info, and a polkit-protected privileged helper for device actions.

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What is Linux Device Manager?

Linux Device Manager (LDM) combines sysfs, udev, and proven tools — lspci, lsusb, modinfo, journalctl, dmesg — with detail views, driver info, and a polkit-protected privileged helper for device actions.

Features Category tree — Multimedia, Network, Storage, USB, PCI, and more, with functional categories taking priority Detail tabs — General, Advanced, Driver, and Kernel logs/events, loaded lazily and cached until refresh Safe Enable / Disable — USB authorization + driver bind/unbind via polkit helper, with state verification Accurate identity — canonical sysfs paths deduplicate aliases; controllers stay separate from their disks/NICs USB composites classified by all functions; Driver tab shows each binding and its owning module Kernel logs as current-boot snapshots matched to device/interface IDs, not shared driver names Fast search — type in tree, Ctrl+F, or search field; Esc returns focus; right-click / Shift+F10 / Menu key menu Responsive scans — coalesced refreshes with status spinner until all work finishes Native GTK4 UI defined in Cambalache (main.ui), XDG-compliant, no hardcoded home paths