CPU-G, GTK+ CPU, Memory, motherboard, and system information
cpug [1] is a hardware information viewer, it includes the Processor, Motherboard, RAM, and System. In processor, model, flags, cache, etc. In motherboard, model, BIOS version, etc. In RAM, it's like a stripped-down version of `free -m`. And lastly the system, hostname, arch, kernel, Linux distribution, GCC, uptime, and Xorg version. I don't think it's particularly standing out for the information it gathers. It's the same as /cpu/procinfo, if not less. The BIOS version and date probably the only ones are a little special, but only if you don't know how to get them. Since it's last release was in 2009, I don't know if it would work well with processors available after that time, probably just some missing logo at most. $$ * Version 0.9.0 (2009-10-15) * In Python with GTK+ * By Fotis Tsamis * GPLv3 [1]: http://sourceforge.net/projects/cpug/
cpug [1] is a hardware information viewer, it includes the Processor, Motherboard, RAM, and System. In processor, model, flags, cache, etc. In motherboard, model, BIOS version, etc. In RAM, it's like a stripped-down version of `free -m`. And lastly the system, hostname, arch, kernel, Linux distribution, GCC, uptime, and Xorg version. I don't think it's particularly standing out for the information it gathers. It's the same as /cpu/procinfo, if not less. The BIOS version and date probably the only ones are a little special, but only if you don't know how to get them. Since it's last release was in 2009, I don't know if it would work well with processors available after that time, probably just some missing logo at most. $$ * Version 0.9.0 (2009-10-15) * In Python with GTK+ * By Fotis Tsamis * GPLv3 [1]: http://sourceforge.net/projects/cpug/