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ThePhD
C++ Library for pulling system and hardware information, without hitting the command line.
I currently try to compile infoware on aarch64. But on all tried distribution the is missing. (debain for arm, raspberry OS) In this [source](https://github.com/ThePhD/infoware/blob/575b4dbd3e7fe5044af2ca28ae7a6ebb168086d0/src/detail/cpuid_non_windows.cpp) the header is referenced. Is there...
Hi, was thinking if getting info on Disks, VM's etc. was ever planned or in the works. Specifically looking for something similar to [systeminformation](https://github.com/sebhildebrandt/systeminformation) AFAIK that is the most complete...
Both projects are starting to wind down open source support so it's time to find other alternatives. And by other alternatives I mean GITHUB ACTIONS BAYBEEE.
OS_Info.full_name on MacOS gives me information about the kernel (basically `uname -a`). On Linux it gives information (name and version) about the distribution, and that looks more coherent. Shouldn't the...
We need a way of finding out all relevant GPU information. This issue will be for what should theoretically be in there. - [x] Vendor - [x] Name / ID...
The [Carbon/Quartz API](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coregraphics/quartz_display_services?language=objc#1656506) says it only supports: > [The refresh rate, in hertz, of the specified display mode for a CRT display. Some displays may not use conventional video vertical...
Unfortunately we do not know the lib name that infoware uses when included via VCPKG in a CMakeLists.txt: # works and is found find_package (infoware CONFIG REQUIRED) # Both do...
If compiled with OpenGL support and example, the `infoware_gpu_example` returns this ``` Infoware version 0.6.0 Properties: No detection methods enabled ``` When compile with OpenCL, the GPU is correctly detected:...
The **resolution** currently detected are virtual ones after scaling and the **DPI** seems to be wrong, like: ``` # \\.\DISPLAY1 Scale : 100% Physical Reslution : 2560 x 1440 Logical...
It happens for both discrete and integrated video cards with DX detection for some reason.
