Sebastian Hildebrandt

@Esinko ... so the DeviceName (DISPLAY1, ... DISPLAY5) come from here and is not really related to the numbers you see on screen. So but still what seems to be...

@Esinko ... for the numbers I do not see this information anywhere in the commands ... so therefore this is hard to determine ... but to get a whole picture...

@meepleschubser ... the reason for this was that some services added some additional information after the name ... will check it again and probably come up with a solution ...

@carlo98100 not yet ... still investigating the first issue @meepleschubser described. But you are now describing another issue: so searching for a string does not work for a service where...

@carlo98100 ... I think your problem might be different than the one described in this issue. Can you provide the following information: From command line: ``` systemctl --all --type=service --no-legend...

@carlo98100 ... thank you! Would it be possible to run the exact code I posted above? And post the whole result? This would help a lot.

@carlo98100 ... In fact, I have been putting off the problem for a while. Sorry. I will have a look at it in the coming days. In particular, I need...

@shoustech wow, thank you! I will check it the upcoming days and if is also works here on my side, I will crate a new release.

@jpeig this probably due to `wmic` deprecation on windows side. We had to switch to powershell to determine system stats. Here the version of powershell is also important ... :-(...

@jcheng2021 what Dows this command returns? ``` ip route 2> /dev/null | grep default ```