Improve Network Data collection on macOS

Correct awk command used to gather LAN network data on macOS

Eliminates non-data gathery due to consecutive single-line entries in ifconfig output
Eliminates possible loop issue from ifconfig output

New Network Data and Improved Information Report

Added

• Network Info Enhancements
  • Added collection/display of: Adapter Name, IPv6 Address and MAC Address (for active connections)
    • Report only displays data for Active and Non-Virtual Adapters
    • Report only displays defined data (IPv6 not displayed if not assigned or only a local-link address)
  • Gathers network data via ip and ifconfig based on command availability on host
  • Gathers InternetIP via dig and curl based on command availability on host

Changed

• Information Report
  • Reorganized Report to minimize number of lines, improve ability to quickly scan data
  • Incorporate new Network Info without adding additional lines
  • Added "compressed output" mode (accessed by using -c parameter)
    • Eliminates whitespace lines in Report (these lines improve scan-ability but use more screen-space)
  • Changed most colors used in the report from bold to normal
• Enhanced conditional checks when calling non-core commands to eliminates aborts

Enhanced LanIP collection on Linux

Enhanced Lan IP display on Linux hosts with ip command

This release limits the display of Lan IP's to only those in the "UP" state

• Under certain situation - Lan IP's on Linux systems in the DOWN state were displayed
• This addresses an opposite situation compared to the previous release for macOS
  • That release (3.6.2) addressed scenarios where too few Lan IP's were displayed

Enhanced LanIP collection on macOS

Improved Lan IP collection on macOS

This release improves the discovery of Lan IP's on MacOS

• corrects functionality in certain scenarios
  • these scenarios caused active Lan IPs to be misidentified as in-active and not displayed
• other platforms were not affected, as they collect Lan IP's via different methods

Enhanced Public IP Retrieval

3.6.1 - Enhanced Public IP Retrieval

new methods of determining public IP

• if dig is installed
  • uses it to get ip from google
• else if curl is installed
  • uses it to retrieve IP from wtfismyip.com
  • previous site, ipinfo.io, no longer provides consistent results in scripts
• this also fixes a potential error if curl wasn't installed

Report Display Release

Many Improvements to the displayed report, including the items displayed and how they're displayed:

• Combined CPU Name, Speed & Cores into single line
  • Correct speed displayed on variable speed CPUs
  • Adjust CPU speed to prevent rounding errors
  • Remove CPU Model Number (not consistently displayed on all systems)
• DEVICE line only displayed as needed
  • CPU line uses output header colors if DEVICE line not displayed
• CPU/MEM/DISK items use color to display last parameter

Latest Public Release

Refinement Release

• Uses /etc/os-release (if available) which provider richer data
  • Full version information: "Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS" vs. "16.04"
  • Full codename: "Xenial Xerus" vs. "Xenial"
• KERNEL version now includes sub-release number (after 3-segment version): "4.10.0-37"
• Title of OS details" adjusts by os - "KERNEL" on Linux, or "OS VERSION" on Mac
• title, version and empty line below removed from normal output to reducing length
  • still visible with version -v and debug -d parameters

Latest Public Release

Adds support for ip command when available.

Latest Stable Release

Fix for xterm-new “unknown” on some versions of Debian tput

Latest Stable Release

Refined Output Report

• Saves valuable terminal real-estate by displaying the same info in 2 fewer lines
• CPU Speed and CPU Cores combined into one line: CPU Info
• (total) Memory removed as it is displayed as part of Mem Usage