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automatically turns off color codes, so the old suggestion to use -c 0 to turn
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automatically turns off color codes, so the old suggestion to use -c 0 to turn
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off colors is no longer required.
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off colors is no longer required.
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inxi should always show you your current system state, as far as possible, and
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inxi strives to be as accurate as possible, but some things, like memory/ram
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should be more reliable than your own beliefs about what is in your system,
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data, rely on radically unreliable system self reporting based on OEM filling
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ideally. In other words, the goal in inxi is to have it be right more than it
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out data correctly, which doesn't often happen, so in those cases, you want
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is wrong about any system that it runs on. And not to rely on non current
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to confirm things like ram capacity with a reputable hardware source, like
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system state data if at all possible. Some things, like memory/ram data, rely
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crucial.com, which has the best ram hardware tool I know of.
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on radically unreliable system self reporting based on OEM filling out data
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correctly, which doesn't often happen, so in those cases, you want to confirm
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things like ram capacity with a reputable hardware source, like crucial.com,
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which has the best ram hardware tool I know of.
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COMMITMENT TO LONG TERM STABILITY
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COMMITMENT TO LONG TERM STABILITY
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