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Originally reported by: Yousuf Philips (Bitbucket: philipzae, GitHub: philipzae)
on my hybrid graphics card laptop, in the drivers section it shows 'NVIDIA Graphics Card Detected', but the 'Card/Chipset:' part shows the intel graphics card info.
Original comment byLuke Horwell (Bitbucket: lah7, GitHub: lah7):
The procedure currently scans the output of this command:
lspci | grep VGA
"NVIDIA" was found first, so it assumes the system has a NVIDIA card. I'll note down that we need to continue checking for other brands than assume a single card.
Originally reported by: Yousuf Philips (Bitbucket: philipzae, GitHub: philipzae)
on my hybrid graphics card laptop, in the drivers section it shows 'NVIDIA Graphics Card Detected', but the 'Card/Chipset:' part shows the intel graphics card info.
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