#cat /etc/issue #cat /proc/version #uname -r #cat /etc/*-release

How do you find which version and name of unix you are
using at the command prompt?

Question Posted / pankaj sain

Answer Posted / pankaj sain

#cat /etc/issue
#cat /proc/version
#uname -r
#cat /etc/*-release

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