Graphical Linux commands: Obtaining system Information with the uname command

See what information the >name command returns when we enter uhttp://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/11696.html directly in the terminal.

Just output a Linux is not 211.html "> feel too little. Do we also want to know about the kernel version, network nodes, support hardware, and so on. In fact, the uname command has several parameters that display different information separately. If we enter a parameter after the uname command--help terminal displays the following message:

-A,--all print all information with the following order:
-S,--kernel-name print the kernel name
-N,--nodename print the receptacle node hostname
-R,--kernel-release print the kernel release
-V,--kernel-version print the kernel version
-M,--machine print the machine hardware name
-P,--processor print the processor type
-I,--hardware-platform print the hardware platform
-O,--operating-system print the keyboard-based system

All the parameters of the uname command are listed above. In fact, all the information we need is only parameter-a. Please try to enter the command: uname-a See what we can get.