The updated sysinfo tool for KDE 4 is now available, enabling users to gather system information more efficiently.
Sysinfo, the popular system information tool for KDE 4, has recently received a major update in the form of New sysinfo. According to its developer, Miroslaw Rogozinski, this latest version is all set to deliver a smooth and seamless experience. However, since the developer didn't get the chance to test everything before release, there may be some bugs that went undetected. So, if you run into any issues or have any feedback in the form of new ideas, don't hesitate to communicate with him at his personal website: miroslaw.rogozinski.org.
For the time being, New sysinfo is only available as a source code. But, in the upcoming months, the developer plans on creating rpm packages for opensuse and possibly other distributions as well. Additionally, Rogozinski is also hard at work creating a version of sysinfo specifically tailored for KDE 3.
To install New sysinfo, simply follow this easy procedure: unpack the source code, create a build directory, run "cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=`kde4-config --prefix` .. " in the build directory and then execute make and make install. With a streamlined installation process, getting up and running with New sysinfo has never been easier.
Overall, New sysinfo is shaping up to be a solid update to an already great piece of software. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a newcomer to the world of KDE 4, this tool is well worth checking out, if not for its smooth performance then for its comprehensive insights into your system.
For the time being, New sysinfo is only available as a source code. But, in the upcoming months, the developer plans on creating rpm packages for opensuse and possibly other distributions as well. Additionally, Rogozinski is also hard at work creating a version of sysinfo specifically tailored for KDE 3.
To install New sysinfo, simply follow this easy procedure: unpack the source code, create a build directory, run "cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=`kde4-config --prefix` .. " in the build directory and then execute make and make install. With a streamlined installation process, getting up and running with New sysinfo has never been easier.
Overall, New sysinfo is shaping up to be a solid update to an already great piece of software. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a newcomer to the world of KDE 4, this tool is well worth checking out, if not for its smooth performance then for its comprehensive insights into your system.
What's New
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