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What is the equivalent of sun explorer in suse linux?
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I don't know of a true equivalent to Sun explorer, but you can view a lot of system information via YaST
Also (I don't have me SuSE box with me at work, alas) but if you're using KDE, open the K menu, then System, then Info, and there are a lot of sysinfo tools in there.
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