There is not an application like Windows Device Manager Ubuntu. Gnome-Device-Manager is the Ubuntu equivalent for the Windows Device Manager application. it's not installed by default. Gnome Device Manager is a front-end, or GUI, to the HAL daemon service. HAL continuously polls the system message flow or "desktop bus," which is also known as "D-Bus.", D-Bus listen for messages about hardware events from the Linux kernel. Example , that a pendrive has been inserted.
How to Install Device Manager in Ubuntu
Open a Terminal andt type
$sudo apt-get install gnome-device-manager
or use synaptic package manager
Using Device Manager in Ubuntu
Gnome Device Manager is started by selecting
Applications → System Tools → Device Manager.
1 comment:
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Nickolas Stepman
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