David King
amigadave@amigadave.com
Discover information about the hardware installed on your system.
Luc Pionchon
pionchon.luc@gmail.com 2011
Claude Paroz
claude@2xlibre.net 2011
Alain Lojewski
allomervan@gmail.com 2011-2015
Julien Hardelin
jhardlin@orange.fr 2011, 2013
Bruno Brouard
annoa.b@gmail.com 2011-12
yanngnome
yannubuntu@gmail.com 2012
Nicolas Delvaux
contact@nicolas-delvaux.org 2012
Mickael Albertus
mickael.albertus@gmail.com 2012
Alexandre Franke
alexandre.franke@gmail.com 2015
Hydroxyp
hydroxyp@gmail.com 2020
Charles Monzat
charles.monzat@free.fr 2020-2022
Guillaume Bernard
associations@guillaume-bernard.fr 2021

# Discover information about your system hardware

Knowing about what hardware is installed may help you understand if new software or hardware will be compatible with your system.

Open the Activities overview and start typing System.

Select Settings System from the results. This will open the System panel.

Select About to open the panel.

Look at the information that is listed under Hardware Model, Processor, Memory and so on.

Information can be copied from each item by selecting it and then copying to the clipboard. This makes it easy to share information about your system with others.