Quick formatting change to correct upstream issue and refresh issue

templates

.gitlab/issue_templates/Bug Report.md

@@ -1,14 +1,19 @@
 <!-- 
-Found a bug?  Something isn't working as expected?  To help us keep track of the requests please start the title with [Bug Report]
+Found a bug?  Something isn't working as expected?
+To help us keep track of the requests please start the title with [Bug Report]
 -->
 
 ### Description of Bug
 <!--
-Please describe the bug.  Explain steps taken to reproduce the bug and what you expect the correct behavior to be.
+Please describe the bug.
+Explain any steps taken to reproduce the bug
+and what you expect the correct behavior to be.
 -->
 
 
 ### Hardware Configuration
 <!--
-Please list the RGB hardware that you are using with OpenRGB.  If your bug does not relate to any one particular device or device type, or if the bug is in a part of the code not directly interacting with hardware, this is optional.
--->
+Please list the RGB hardware that you are using with OpenRGB.
+If your bug does not relate to any one particular device or device type,
+or if the bug is in a part of the code not directly interacting with hardware, this is optional.
+-->

.gitlab/issue_templates/Feature Request.md

@@ -5,5 +5,7 @@ To help us keep track of the requests please start the title with [Feature Reque
 
 ### Feature Request
 <!--
-Please explain the new feature you would like to see added in detail.  Explain how you think it should work and provide any mock-ups, code snippets, etc. that you think will help explain the feature.
+Please explain the new feature you would like to see added in detail.
+Explain how you think it should work and provide any mock-ups,
+code snippets, etc. that you think will help explain the feature.
 -->

.gitlab/issue_templates/New Device.md

@@ -32,8 +32,23 @@ Please add a link to the manufacturer's product page beneath this line
 ### ID information:
 <!--
 For PCI (GPU) devices we will need the Vendor ID, Device ID, Sub-Vendor ID and Sub-Device IDs
-In Windows this can be found under the device manager and on Linux this can be found with lspci -vv
+To get the Device ID formation for a GPU on Windows run the following command in Powershell:
+
+wmic path Win32_VideoController get name,PNPDeviceID
+
+Linux this can be found using the terminal:
+
+lspci -d 1002: -nnvm | head -6 | tail -n 4 && lspci -d 10DE: -nnvm | head -6 | tail -n 4
+-->
+
+<!--
 For USB devices we will need the USB VID and PID
+Windows Powershell:
+
+gwmi Win32_USBControllerDevice |%{[wmi]($_.Dependent)} | Sort Manufacturer,Description,DeviceID | Ft -GroupBy Manufacturer Description,Service,DeviceID
+
+Linux Terminal:
+lsusb
 -->
 
 
@@ -58,7 +73,6 @@ https://gitlab.com/Dr_No/OpenRGB/-/wikis/OpenRGB-doesn%27t-have-my-device
 
 
 <!-- For admin purposes: Please leave this section as is -->
-/assign me
 /label ~"Issue Type - New Device"
 /label ~"NewDevice::Step0 - Unconfirmed"