[vox-tech] Graphics Card

[Henry House]

P=E5 2007-03-14, skrev Dylan Beaudette:
> On Wednesday 14 March 2007 12:54, Matin Hashemi wrote:
> > Hello everybody :-)
> >
> > How do I know what graphics card is installed in a machine? I mean, is
> > there any command to find that out?
> > I know how to do that for CPU:   > cat /proc/cpuinfo

As Dylan has already mentioned, lspci will show you your installed
PCI devices, generally including your video card.

Also your X-server log should tell you what card you are using. Of
course this will not help much if you are trying to find the identity of
your card because your X is misconfigured. (You didn't say the
circumstances of your curiosity.)

You can also try running

   X -configure

which attempts to autodetect the video card; it works on most PCI and
AGP cards.

> > Also, I need to know what version of OpenGL is installed in a linux mac=
hine
> > as well.

If it is Debian or Ubuntu:

   dpkg -l | grep gl

If it is an rpm-based distribution, such as Fedora:

   rpm --query -a | grep gl

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