Eduardo Silva wrote:
> Did you receive my previous comment, where I say:
>
> "I'm sorry, after all it doesn't run in text mode!...
Yes.
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Gustavo Franco wrote:
> Is this bug still relevant? I think 'lshal' (console) and
> hal-device-manager (GUI) are doing this job in
> "desktop environment" task, aren't ?
hardinfo does provide more information (of some types), it's arguable whether
this is bloat of the task or not.
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Hi,
Is this bug still relevant? I think 'lshal' (console) and
hal-device-manager (GUI) are doing this job in
"desktop environment" task, aren't ?
Thanks,
Gustavo Franco - <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Did you receive my previous comment, where I say:
"I'm sorry, after all it doesn't run in text mode!...
I
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--- Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 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,
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
I guess it's worth considering that the desktop task already has
hal-device-manager, which probably provides a lot more details about
more hardware. However, hardinfo does have some nice things, including
the benchmarks and a broader focus (cups, etc).
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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
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