How To Find Your Ubuntu or Kernel Version
2009-01-14 09:59
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The first method you can use is a GUI method to see what version you
have installed. Personally I think it could be made a bit more
prominent, but that isn’t my call. To find the version using the GUI
method simply do the following:
The resulting window will show some main contents and then thank you for your interest in version.
![](http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/01/version.png)
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“Thank you for your interest in Ubuntu 6.10 - the Edgy Eft - released in October 2006.”
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The other method to find your version is a command line method. There are two commands you can use:
or you can use
…and finally to find your kernel version and a few more details about your machine use the uname command which, per the man pages, shows system
![](http://kona.kontera.com/javascript/lib/imgs/grey_loader.gif)
information. Examples:
uname -r : print the kernel release
uname -v : print the kernel version
uname -o : print the operating system
see man uname for more details on using the uname… and now you should be able to find out more about your machine, report better bugs and continue to make Ubuntu even better!
have installed. Personally I think it could be made a bit more
prominent, but that isn’t my call. To find the version using the GUI
method simply do the following:
System > About Ubuntu
The resulting window will show some main contents and then thank you for your interest in version.
![](http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/01/version.png)
[align=center]
“Thank you for your interest in Ubuntu 6.10 - the Edgy Eft - released in October 2006.”
[/align]
The other method to find your version is a command line method. There are two commands you can use:
cat /etc/issue
or you can use
cat /etc/lsb-release
…and finally to find your kernel version and a few more details about your machine use the uname command which, per the man pages, shows system
![](http://kona.kontera.com/javascript/lib/imgs/grey_loader.gif)
information. Examples:
uname -a : print all information
uname -r : print the kernel release
uname -v : print the kernel version
uname -o : print the operating system
see man uname for more details on using the uname… and now you should be able to find out more about your machine, report better bugs and continue to make Ubuntu even better!
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