So you need some system info?
Posted on February 2, 2008
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Alright, so maybe you need to get some vital system info. But you would rather not have to try to learn it all from the command line. All the lspci’s etc are sort of confusing. So to take a look at your system info you need a little program called sysinfo. So lets install it. Open your terminal, type in sudo aptitude install sysinfo….voila…installed. It is located under Applications, System Tools.
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