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What is the command for linux to view version information? In response to this problem, the editor summed up this article today, hoping to help more friends who want to solve this problem to find a more simple and feasible way.

1. # uname-a (Linux views the current operating system kernel information of the version)

2. # cat / proc/version (Linux to view current operating system version information)

3. # cat / etc/issue or cat / etc/redhat-release (Linux views the current operating system release information of the version)

4. # cat / proc/cpuinfo (Linux views cpu related information, including model, master frequency, kernel information, etc.)

5. # getconf LONG_BIT (Linux checks how many bits of the version)

6. # lsb_release-a (CentOS version 6.9 requires installation of lsb,CentOS 7.0or above and can be used directly. It is said on the Internet that Linux supports it. I have only verified the CentOS system.)

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