How to open the device manager in Linux system?

In Linux systems, there are various commands that can be used to open the device manager. Here are a few commonly used methods:

1. To open the Device Manager using the command line tool: Simply type the command “lsusb” in the terminal to display the USB device information connected to the system. Other similar commands include “lspci” (to list PCI device information) and “lsblk” (to list block device information).
2. To open the Device Manager using a graphical interface: Different Linux distributions may have different Device Managers, usually located in the system menu. For example, in Ubuntu, you can click on the applications menu at the top left corner, then search for “Device Manager” and click to open it.
3. Some Linux distributions come with specific device management tools, such as the “Hardware Drivers” tool in Ubuntu. You can search for the tool name in the application menu and open it to view and manage device drivers.

It is important to note that the device manager in Linux systems may be different from that in Windows systems. It primarily serves to display and manage hardware device information connected to the system, rather than offering detailed configuration and management functions for the devices. If you need to further configure and manage devices, you may need to use other specialized tools or commands.