Add guides on how to manually collect bug report system information #58

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@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ app. You will be find your graphics card information in the section
`Hardware > Graphics/Display`. The information we're interested in is the
`Chipset Model` and `Metal Support`.
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Is it called Chipset model when using a AMD GPU on macOS?

Is it called `Chipset model` when using a AMD GPU on macOS?
Combine these two details together and share them in your bug report form
Combine these details together and share them in your bug report form
like this: `Apple M1 Pro - Metal 3`
![](./images/macOS_get_gpu_info.jpg)
@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ share it on your bug reporting form like this: `Blender 4.1.1`
### Downloaded from Blender Website
Navigate to where Blender is installed and right click on it and select `Get Info`.
You will find the Blender version number in the field `General > Version`.
You will find the Blender version number in the section `General > Version`.
![](./images/macOS_get_blender_version.jpg)
@ -38,6 +38,6 @@ You will find the Blender version number in the field `General > Version`.
Open Steam, right click on Blender and select the option
`Manage > Browse local files`. A file browser will appear showing where
Blender is installed. Right click on Blender and select `Get Info`.
You will find the Blender version number in the field `General > Version`.
You will find the Blender version number in the section `General > Version`.
![](./images/macOS_get_blender_version_steam.jpg)