Description of problem: There's no way for ordinary users to determine the version of Fedora they are using. (i.e. without resorting to shell commands). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): All How reproducible: All Steps to Reproduce: 1. System->About Fedora Actual results: Text about Fedora Expected results: No details of version. Additional info: Either include the Fedora version in the release notes or change the GNOME menu item to About->Fedora 9. Also: 1. Mail list discussion: https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-test-list/2008-February/msg00855.html 2. system-summary package does give a GUI route to this information but isn't installed by default.
Reassigning to system-summary. Please add it as a default to the appropriate comps group.
gnome-system-monitor now shows all this goodness (in rawhide), plus its under the system menu so its very obvious. I'd say its best to rely on that instead, and get rid of system-summary.
Moving to gnome-system-monitor (where it can really just be closed).
Yup, this is now shown by the "About this Computer" item in your system menu.