• It works on my computer
• "command not found"
• what version of "command" are you running?
• what version of "different command" are you running?
• do you have "insert obscure android sdk version"?
• every github issue reporting template ever:

Please mention other relevant information such as the browser version, Node.js version, Operating System and programming language.

• Gather all of this information in one spot, quickly, and painlessly.

• In your terminal: curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tabrindle/envinfo.sh/master/envinfo.sh | bash
• Or for short: curl -L getenv.info | bash

• Piping a script from the internet directly to your shell is generally frowned upon for many reasons, one being it could contain nefarious or incomplete code.
• If this is a concern, you may want to download it directly from github via https (not through my convenient domain), inspect it for correctness and completeness, then only then run it.
• There is no need to run sudo with this script, so please don't.
• If there is any doubt, do not run this on any production system.

• type command -v until you smash your computer
• envinfo - the original node based version of this project
• specs - an excellent ruby gem that runs command -v for you on :all-the-things: Great for raw info.
• screenfetch - fetch system and terminal information, and display a pretty ascii logo
• Solidarity - a project based environment checker
• write your own

MIT