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    Hi all- how could I know which version of Linux is installed?- which command to use to get that information?
    I can find a directory named (x86-64-redhat-linux)- could this be the linux version that is installed on the machine?
    thank you in advance

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    It's often, but not always, contained in the output of "uname -a". There's actually no standard way to find this out!

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    • #3
      thank you very much "uname -a" has worked successfully

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        Originally posted by mmmm View Post
        Hi all- how could I know which version of Linux is installed?- which command to use to get that information?
        I can find a directory named (x86-64-redhat-linux)- could this be the linux version that is installed on the machine?
        thank you in advance
        Another command is:
        Code:
        lsb_release -a
        It gives you distribution information.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by lethalfang View Post
          Another command is:
          Code:
          lsb_release -a
          It gives you distribution information.
          Guess things have advanced a bit since my sysadmin days! Glad there's now a semi-standard way to do this.

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