Raspberry Pi 5 · Raspberry Pi 500
LordOS draws its desktop on the Pi's GPU, decodes HEVC video in hardware, drives the fan and knows the Argon ONE V5 case by name. One image for both boards, written with LordOS Imager.
Numbers from the reports LordOS makes itself (lordos-issue and About LordOS), not from a spec sheet.
Tested by Steve Sande. Thank you, Steve!
LordOS finds the case on the first boot and asks you once. After that, Settings → Cooling drives its blower with LordOS's own fan service, and its front USB ports and audio jack work. No vendor scripts.
LordOS comes with its own benchmark. It waits for a quiet system, measures the CPU, memory, GPU, the compositor and video, and compares your board with our reference Raspberry Pi 5.
Open System Information → Performance and press Quick test (under a minute). The Full test adds the disk, every video codec and a few minutes of load on all cores: 4 to 6 minutes, with some wear on an SD card.
Run the same tests over SSH, also as JSON:
lordos-sysreport bench --quick lordos-sysreport bench --full --json
Post a screenshot of the Performance tab on r/LordOS, or paste the JSON in a hardware report, with your board, case and power supply. That is how we see where LordOS is fast and where it isn't yet.
They come with LordOS, work over SSH too, and never send anything on their own.
lordos-fetchThe crown and a one-screen summary: version, board, kernel, display, CPU, GPU, memory, disk and isolation. --share hides your user and computer names for a screenshot.
lordos-issueA complete report for a bug or a hardware test: devices, drivers, displays, signed code, failed services and this boot's errors. Names and addresses are replaced; it only reads, and saves a file you check before posting.
lordos-sysreportSystem Information from a terminal: report for the hardware, and bench --quick or --full for LordBench, the same measurements as the app, also as JSON.
lordos-testbenchA test card in a window: frames a second and frame times, every key lit as you press it, the mouse and its wheel, and what the display server reports. Handy to check a new keyboard, mouse or screen.
