macOS: How to find ALL system information (version, RAM, storage, network, Terminal)
It's all in the title: this video is for people who need to know what's behind the screen.
We often find ourselves wondering about disk space usage, how it's allocated, the system version, the kernel version, what peripherals are connected, network speed, RAM usage, and what percentage of the CPU is being used.
These are all perfectly normal questions; we have a machine at our fingertips, so it's only natural to want to get the most out of its hardware.
The content of this video is essentially about seeing all these little things. It's not very formal or exhaustive, just a collection of information.
Timecode:
00:00 Introduction
01:24 Foreword
02:50 Information: Where to find it and how to find it
04:23 Information
04:51 - Serial number - Processor speed - Graphics memory - RAM - System version
05:22 - CPU usage - CPU utilization - RAM used - Network usage - Running programs - Disk usage - Power consumption
06:34 - Wi-Fi - Bluetooth - Network - Firewall - IP address - Network mask - Gateway - DNS
07:48 - Notifications - Screen time
08:01 - Updates - Storage - Disk usage - Space allocation - Cloud storage
08:54 - Monitor - Screen resolution - Night mode
09:20 - Passwords - Users - Workgroups - Guest account
09:57 - Keyboard - Mouse -Printers
10:31 Specific information
11:08 -Kernel version
11:24 -Uptime
11:38 -All devices
13:17 -Default folder -Home folder
13:44 -Folders -Documents -Downloads -Desktop -Music
14:59 Other information
15:18 -Open files