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1.3.0 semi-complete

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@birdie-github birdie-github released this 12 Oct 19:37

Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v1.3.0

  • Full SMART report for devices (the previous version only showed a couple of attributes)
  • Reorganized the System Information Dialog
  • Add support for Resizable BAR status
  • Shows a mostly useless progress bar on start-up (it's near impossible to estimate how long it will take to enumerate the resources)

Report bugs and ask for features here.

1.2.0 even more information

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@birdie-github birdie-github released this 12 Oct 10:35

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0

Adds a lot more information:

  • Ethernet adaptors link speed, duplex, autonegotiation and modes
  • PCIe devices current link speed/width, reported device maximum speed/width, and connection type when running as root
  • Web cameras codecs, resolutions and refresh rates
  • Monitor vendor, model, product code, serial number and dimensions in centimeters.

1.1.0 with more information

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@birdie-github birdie-github released this 11 Oct 20:17

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

  • Now showing network interfaces IP addresses/netmasks/MAC addresses and fake/reassigned MAC addresses
  • Shows Display Outputs configuration including resolution, refresh rate, bit depth, rotation, mirroring, scaling (where available) both under X11 and Wayland
  • Shows USB devices advanced properties including voltage, USB standard revision and connection speed
  • Multiple UI fixes and bugs fixed in line with Windows Device Manager

Version 1.0.0

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@birdie-github birdie-github released this 10 Oct 08:31

Full Changelog: v0.9-beta...v1.0.0

Refer to README for the features.

The AppImage was built on Ubuntu 24.04 and it only supports Linux distros released after it.

0.9 BETA

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@birdie-github birdie-github released this 09 Oct 19:58

The first public release.

Intended for no one obviously.

Working fine here on my Fedora 44.