Eduardo Silva wrote: > Hardinfo is both a gtk2 and text program that shows all the hardware on the system. > The gtk2 version is placed under system tools menu in Gnome, as is very slick, simple > and effective. I find it easier to understand, and better than ubuntu's equivalent. > > A gui program like this is very important in the desktop-environment task, I think, > because the #1 question users have when some hardware isn't working is, "but what > hardware do I have?". Using this program, they don't have to learn the more exoteric > lspci and lsusb commands. Good idea. You said it was a text program too; if so it might make sense to integrate it into installation reports. But I cannot seem to find a way to run it in text mode. -- see shy jo
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