After searching for the Device Manager in Ubuntu, I got to know that there is no built in Device Manager installed in Ubuntu, where you can have a list of hardware devices installed in your system.
Install Device Manager For Ubuntu / Linux
You have to install GNOME Device Manager, to have a list of your installed hardware devices.
Install GNOME Device Manager
To install GNOME Device Manager, simply goto the terminal ( Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal ) and enter:
sudo apt-get install gnome-device-manager
or goto
System -> Administration -> Synaptic Package Manager
And find the package or software “gnome-device-manager“
and start using Device Manager, after successfully installing it from Synaptic Package Manager.
Thats it.
You can now use your Linux Device Manager, which could be easily found at:
Applications -> System Tools -> Device Manager
or writing the command gnome-device-manager in your Terminal.
Uninstall / Remove Applications Ubuntu
If you want to remove applications from Ubuntu, please follow the post below:
Uninstall / Remove Applications Ubuntu
October 14th, 2012 at 2:52 am
1. its free, you dont need to waste your money to get this ubuntu operating system. its free of charge..!
2. its free of virus , something that you dont get on windows.
3. linux make you smart, its force you to know “how its work” not only ” how to use”
August 23rd, 2012 at 10:31 am
Typical Linux crap. How on earth can anyone consider an OS any good, when it doesnt come with the most basic of tools – a hardware manager of some sort.
i’ve just installed ubuntu. And none of your instructions work !!!!!
As Ubuntu 12lts is much much SLOWER than XP i’m going back.
what a waste of time this linux is