jsShowHardwareInfos

What's new in 1.1
- Now available in 83 languages, with correct singular and plural forms.
- New: sound cards, the health and wear of your SSDs, security features such

 as TPM and Secure Boot, Thunderbolt and USB4, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and sleep

 modes.

- Network cards show at a glance how fast they can go, their IP address and

 gateway. Drives show their temperature and whether their slot slows them

 down.

- Better display for right-to-left languages and on very large servers

Shows every hardware detail your computer reports about itself — in one
window, without a terminal.

- Processor, memory, graphics, drives, network, sensors and everything

 plugged in, each on its own branch

- A live bar with processor load, temperature and memory
- Drives, USB devices and sensors drawn to scale instead of listed
- Running processes, with search and sorting
- Search across every value at once
- Saves the whole report as a text file you can send on
- 44 languages, light and dark theme, colours to your taste

▶ ONE-TIME SETUP

Snap packages may only see very little of the computer at first, so
temperature, sensors, drives and used disk space stay empty here. One
command grants read access. It downloads nothing, installs nothing and
changes none of your data — the app may only see more, not do more:

sudo sh -c 'for i in hardware-observe system-observe mount-observe; do snap connect jsshowhardwareinfos:$i; done'

The app tells you the same thing on first start and offers to copy the
command for you. It works without it; the affected entries simply stay
empty. No restart needed — a click on Refresh is enough. To undo, use
"snap disconnect" instead of "snap connect".

Supported systems:
- Any Linux desktop with X11 or Wayland
- x86_64 (64-bit)

Also available as .deb and .rpm, flatpack, AppImage at www.budbrain.de

Developed by Josef Sejrek / Budbrain Software
Contact: jsshowhardwareinfos@budbrain.de | www.budbrain.de