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%s is already disabled
%s is already disabled
Translated and reviewed by ZhongHan Cai
Located in ../RestrictedManager/RestrictedManagerCommon.py:164
22.
You need to install the package

%s

for this program to work.
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You need to install the package

%s

for this program to work.
Translated and reviewed by ZhongHan Cai
Located in ../RestrictedManager/RestrictedManagerCommon.py:183 ../RestrictedManager/RestrictedManagerCommon.py:198
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Your hardware does not need any restricted drivers.
Your hardware does not need any restricted drivers.
Translated by Ian Griffiths
Reviewed by ZhongHan Cai
Located in ../RestrictedManager/RestrictedManagerCommon.py:190 ../RestrictedManager/RestrictedManagerCommon.py:205
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Proprietary drivers are being used to make this computer work properly.
Proprietary drivers are being used to make this computer work properly.
Translated and reviewed by Harrison Conlin
Located in ../RestrictedManager/RestrictedManagerCommon.py:225
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No proprietary drivers are in use on this system
No proprietary drivers are in use on this system
Translated and reviewed by Harrison Conlin
Located in ../RestrictedManager/RestrictedManagerCommon.py:227
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Proprietary drivers do not have public source code that %(os)s developers are free to modify. They represent a risk to you because they are only available on the types of computer chosen by the manufacturer, and security updates to them depend solely on the responsiveness of the manufacturer. %(os)s cannot fix or improve these drivers.
 
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Proprietary drivers do not have public source code that %(os)s developers are free to modify. They represent a risk to you because they are only available on the types of computer chosen by the manufacturer, and security updates to them depend solely on the responsiveness of the manufacturer. %(os)s cannot fix or improve these drivers.
Translated and reviewed by Harrison Conlin
Located in ../RestrictedManager/RestrictedManagerCommon.py:232
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The software source for the package

%s

is not enabled.
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The software source for the package

%s

is not enabled.
Translated and reviewed by ZhongHan Cai
Located in ../RestrictedManager/RestrictedManagerCommon.py:253
28.
Component
Component
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Located in ../RestrictedManager/RestrictedManagerCommon.py:288
29.
Enabled
Enabled
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Reviewed by ZhongHan Cai
Located in ../RestrictedManager/RestrictedManagerCommon.py:289
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Status
Status
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Located in ../RestrictedManager/RestrictedManagerCommon.py:290
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