Want to know the version of linux on my computer
Hello to all! Iīm an absolute newbie and I just want to know how I could see the version of Linux in my computer. I just know the version of KDE. :) thanks!
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Mighty vague question ... Maybe what you want is "uname -r"
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Code:
cat /etc/<distro>-version |
You might have to go look in /etc for wording. For my suse, it was SuSE-release.
bhert |
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There must be also a /etc/lsb_release file on LSB compliant distribution. |
I asked a while back for the locations of various distro release files, to put in a script that would return system information.
You could search that, it had some for redhat distros, arch, slackware a few others i think. Are you using mandrake/mandriva from the look of your kernel? |
Hi.
I agree with rickh that uname is a place to start, although that gives the kernel version, e.g. on this box it's 2.6.11-x1. As noted, the directory /etc contains files with names that have the string release or version in them. You could search for those. Sometimes more than one might exist. For example, on my Debian-derived Xandros system I have the files and contents noted below ... cheers, makyo Code:
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Hi!
Thanks guys! Iīve got it, ItīsMandrake Linux release 10.0
thanks again guys.. |
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