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Old 02-06-2006, 04:13 PM   #1
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System specs/sleep mode


2 quick questions about mandrake (using a KDE environment).

1.) How can I check out my system specs? I mean, like how much free hard drive space and RAM do I currently have? Must I do these thinsg fro the CLI, or is there a GUI equivelant?
2.) How do I put the computer to 'sleep"? (Power saving mode) i.e. shut off the monitor/hard drive stops spinning so I can return and reactivate it without rebooting the whole thing? Thanks much.
 
Old 02-08-2006, 12:56 AM   #2
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1) Kmenu>system>configuration>KDE>information>storage devices (hard drive space)

Kmenu>system>configuration>KDE>information>memory (ram)

2) Kmenu>system>configuration>KDE>power control>power control (power saving)
 
  


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