#41 2020-07-19 11:12:01

Mardus

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Re: The oldest machine running Bunsenlabs with/without hiccups?

Trenton, you might already know this, but

$ /cat/proc/cpuinfo

shows the names of vulnerabilities, too. Though it does not show if they have been mitigated; just if a CPU vulnerability exists in the silicon you have.

I'm not certain about this, but if memory serves, BunsenLabs has the GUI-based hardinfo tool installed by default, but it's not accessible through the default menu. You can launch it from the terminal with

$ hardinfo &

johnraff

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Re: The oldest machine running Bunsenlabs with/without hiccups?

...if memory serves, BunsenLabs has the GUI-based hardinfo tool installed by default, but it's not accessible through the default menu.

It doesn't have a dedicated menu slot, but you can find it in the "Applications" submenu > System > System Profiler and Benchmark

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