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I was looking for something more thorough than fastfetch. It does not give me the mainboard and attached disks for example.
Try
fastfetch --config all (will not print everything though, despite its name)
fastfetch --list-modules (lists modules you can add to your config)
fastfetch --structure board:physicaldisk (shows motherboard and disks only)
etc
I use lspci on linux. The effort of finding what I want in the wall of text is proportional to how often I need to lookb up exactly what I've got
I usually just use fastfetch or the steam hardware report
Yes, I think every OS has command that does this. This is easily searchable information, but if you want to want to wait for someone to tell you, maybe let us know what OS you want the command for.
Linux, but ideally cross platform as I have everything in use. I probably end up having to write everything manually down, but was wondering if there is a proper way of doing that which gives me everything in a proper format so I only have to do it once.
I hope someone has an answer for you soon.
lshw?