How Linux systems View version information

Under Windows We look at the system information directly right click on the computer properties can be viewed. So how do you see it in a Linux system? Here are a few ways to see it.

1. Enter "UNAME-A" to display information about the computer and the operating system.

1 [root@bogon /]#  uname-a22.6. -504#1 SMP Wed Oct 03:02:07 UTC i686 i686 i386 gnu/linux

2. Enter "Cat/proc/version" to indicate the kernel version that is running.

1 [root@bogon /]#22.6. 504el6.i686 (mockbuild@c6b94.4.  7201203134.4. 7-one#1 SMP Wed Oct 03:02:07 UTC

3, enter "Cat/etc/issue", display the release version information

1 [root@bogon /]#  cat/etc/issue26.6  (Final)3 Kernel \ r on an \m

4, Lsb_release-a (for all Linux, including Redhat, SuSE, Debian and other distributions, but to install LSB under Debian)

System not supported, not tested//

How Linux systems View version information