Does HardInfo display the network link speed?

[coffeecrisp]

I like that HardInfo has a network section.
In my case, there is a device call lo and another one called enp35s0

-Network Interfaces-
lo 0.05MiB 0.05MiB 127.0.0.1
enp35s0 78.73MiB 4.88MiB 192.168.59.101

Is it a 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps, 1 Gbps, 2.5 Gbps, 5 Gbps connection?

[superboom12s]

Im sorry I am almost a year late, hope you still find this helpful.

• 'lo' is an abbreviation for 'loopback' and is your exact same device. 127.0.0.1 is the loopback IP address.

• 'enp35s0', by the other hand, is the interface you use to connect to your network and is the one you may use to connect to internet, '192.168.59.101' is that's interface local, private IP address, devices on your LAN (and not any other, as this IP is private, it starts with 192.168 and its reserved for exclusively local networks) may use it to communicate to your PC.

• The Mib here indicates an amount of data recieved and sent from that interface, so it won't tell you the type or the speed of your connection, however, you should be able to check the type of the network in your system's configuration and test the interface speed by doing an internet speed test with your browser (with websites such as fast) or, in case that you are connected to your network through a cable, you could read the text that may be printed on it.

Again, hope this helps, I cannot confirm this by a 100%, as I came here to read the documentation but I haven't yet.

[coffeecrisp]

Hello superboom12s,
Thanks for the reply.
I found the place to look on my OS. I have KDE (Kubuntu).
If you want to add the feature to HardInfo, it would be nice.

To see it on KDE, on the system tray, click on the network icon. (Near the clock and date)
You get a pop up named Network.
Expand your network thing.
Click on Details and there you go.

[superboom12s]

Im glad you could obtain the information you needed :>.

Sadly, I don't plan adding any features to Hardinfo. I am just an user of the project, but it would be nice to have that data on the network section, they might have already added it on hardinfo2, but I haven't tried it yet.

Anything else you need help with, related to this issue?