4.1.1 Nicotine+ Extra's: Add On, nSysInfoD
Set of easy to add commands to display various system information
4.1.1.1 Nicotine+ Extra's: Add On, nCPUinfo
 
nCPUinfo stands for  Nicotine+ CPU info
It is one simple command that allows you to display systems CPU specification easy in Nicotine+.
nCPUinfo works on all Linux distro's without any depencies.
Install nCPUinfo
NoName 's system is running a VIA Nehemiah @ 999.936 MHz
- 1. Start Nicotine+
- 2. insert 1 of the following command in chat input-field
/al cpu //me 's system is running |(cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep 'model name\|MHz'|cut -d ':' -f2 | tr '\n' ' ' | sed -r 's/^(.+) (.+)/\1 @ \2MHz/') /al cpu //me 's system runs on |(type=`cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep "model name" | sed 's/model name\t:/ /g'` ; speed=`cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep "cpu MHz" | awk '{ print $4 }'` ; echo " $type @ $speed MHz")
- 3. Test the script by starting nCPUinfo with following command in chat input-field. /cpu 
4.1.1.2 Nicotine+ Extra's: Add On, nUPTime
 
nUPTime stands for  Nicotine+ Uptime
It is one simple command that allows you to display your systems uptime in Nicotine+.
nUPTime works on all Linux distro's without any depencies.
 Do not change the script in anway! else it won't work!
Do not change the script in anway! else it won't work!Install nUPTime
- 1. Start Nicotine+
- 2. insert 1 of the following command in chat input-field
 NoName 's system has been up for 1 days and 11:52 hours /al uptime //me 's |(var=(`uptime`) ; if [ -n "${var[11]}" ] ; then uptime | sed 's/,/ /g' | awk '{ print " system has been up for " $3 " days and " $5 " hours"}' ; else uptime | sed 's/,/ /g' | awk '{ print " system has been up for " $3 " hours" }'; fi)
 NoName 's system has been up for 1 days 11 hours 55 mins /al uptime //me 's |(var=(`uptime`) ; if [ -n "${var[11]}" ] ; then uptime | sed 's/,/ /g' | awk '{ print " system has been up for " $3 " days " $5 " mins"}' | sed 's/:/ hours /g' ; else uptime | sed 's/,/ /g' | awk '{ print " system has been up for " $3 " mins" }' | sed 's/:/ hours /g' ; fi)
 
- 3. Test the script by starting nUPTime with following command in chat input-field. /uptime 
4.1.1.3 Nicotine+ Extra's: Add On, WSBash
WSBash stands for  WinSlayer Bash
It is one simple command that allows you to display Bash version easy in Nicotine+.
Install WSBash
NoName 's version of bash is GNU 3.1.14(2)-release
- 1. Start Nicotine+
- 2. insert the following command in chat input-field
/al bash //me 's version of bash is |( bash --version | grep gnu | awk '{ print $1 " " $4 ""}')
- 3. Test the script by starting nCPUinfo with following command in chat input-field. /bash 
4.1.1.4 Nicotine+ Extra's: Add On, WSKernel
WSBash stands for  WinSlayer Kernel
It is one simple command that allows you to display Bash version easy in Nicotine+.
Install WSBash
NoName is running Linux Kernel version 2.6.16
- 1. Start Nicotine+
- 2. insert the following command in chat input-field
/al kernel //me is running |(cat /proc/version | awk '{ print " Linux Kernel version " $3 ""}')
- 3. Test the script by starting nCPUinfo with following command in chat input-field. /kernel 
Thanks to:
 lee8oi ( lee8oi [at] yahoo [dot] com)
provided alternative nCPUinfo, WSBash, WSKernel and a proper nUPTime command
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