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@garrisonr garrisonr released this 15 Oct 03:39
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Linux System Profiler v0.8.5 — first public test release

An Apple System Information-style profiler for Linux: your CPU, RAM, storage, GPU, displays, network, and installed software in one calm window — plus update checking for apt, dnf, and pacman, with safe, targeted applies that only ever happen with your explicit approval, group by group.

What's in this release

  • Full machine inventory (17 collectors) with shareable reports that scrub serial numbers, UUIDs, and machine IDs first
  • Updates hub: check-first by design; explicit per-group applies; administrator prompts that work the way GUI users expect
  • Honest results: if Ubuntu defers a package due to phased rollout, the app says so — it never declares "up to date" when it isn't
  • Output dialogs with one-click Copy for easy bug reports
  • Drive picker for the disk speed test (internal and external drives)
  • Plain-language hints on technical terms (the little ? in a label explains it, briefly)
  • Report a Bug and Request a Feature built in

Honest limits (early development)

  • Developed and tested primarily on an apt-based system (Zorin/Ubuntu family). Fedora, Arch, and openSUSE reports are especially valuable right now.
  • No USB device history, no hw-probe submission, no history diffing yet.
  • Rough edges exist. Every bug report genuinely shapes the next release.

Install

Download the binary below, make it executable (chmod +x), and run it. No installer, no dependencies to chase — the app checks for and installs what it needs via your OS prompts.

Binary MD5: 7b48086b3d97d97342d1edba1c5fbb23
Free and open source (MIT), built with Rust + Tauri.

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