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<qt>Displays the daemons log in the current tab. The daemons are all processes launched in the background of the system. See this log if you want to know what it occurs in the background of your system.</qt>
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<qt>Displays the daemons log in the current tab. The daemons are all processes launched in the background of the system. See this log if you want to know what it occurs in the background of your system.</qt>
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Translated and reviewed by
Andrew Coles
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&Planned Tasks Log
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&Planned Tasks Log
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Translated and reviewed by
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Located in
ksystemlog.cpp:428
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Display the planned tasks log (or Cron log).
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Display the planned tasks log (or Cron log).
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Translated and reviewed by
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Located in
ksystemlog.cpp:429
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<qt>Displays the planned tasks log in the current tab. Cron process is a program in charged of launching planned tasks on your system, like security checks, or auto-restarting of some services. Use this menu to see the last-launched processes.</qt>
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<qt>Displays the planned tasks log in the current tab. Cron process is a program in charged of launching planned tasks on your system, like security checks, or auto-restarting of some services. Use this menu to see the last-launched processes.</qt>
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Translated and reviewed by
Andrew Coles
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ksystemlog.cpp:430
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&X.org Log
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&X.org Log
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Translated and reviewed by
Jonathan Davies
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ksystemlog.cpp:436
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Display the X.org log.
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Display the X.org log.
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Translated and reviewed by
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Located in
ksystemlog.cpp:437
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<qt>Displays the X.org log in the current tab. X.org is the service which displays on screen your desktop and manage your graphical hardware. See this log if you want to know why you do not have 3D accelerations or why your input device is not recognized.</qt>
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<qt>Displays the X.org log in the current tab. X.org is the service which displays on screen your desktop and manage your graphical hardware. See this log if you want to know why you do not have 3D accelerations or why your input device is not recognised.</qt>
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Translated and reviewed by
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Located in
ksystemlog.cpp:438
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&ACPI Log
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&ACPI Log
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Translated and reviewed by
Jonathan Davies
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Located in
ksystemlog.cpp:444
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Display the ACPI log.
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Display the ACPI log.
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Translated and reviewed by
Andrew Coles
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Located in
ksystemlog.cpp:445
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<qt>Displays the ACPI log in the current tab. ACPI is used to manage the hardware components of your computer, like notebook batteries, reset buttons...</qt>
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<qt>Displays the ACPI log in the current tab. ACPI is used to manage the hardware components of your computer, like notebook batteries, reset buttons...</qt>
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Translated and reviewed by
Andrew Coles
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Located in
ksystemlog.cpp:446
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