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To find the operating system details in different Linux flavors, you can use various commands in the terminal. Here are some examples:
- For Debian and Ubuntu:
- To check the version of the distribution:
lsb_release -a - To check the kernel version:
uname -r - To check the CPU architecture:
uname -m
- For Red Hat and CentOS:
- To check the version of the distribution:
cat /etc/redhat-release - To check the kernel version:
uname -r - To check the CPU architecture:
uname -m
- For Fedora:
- To check the version of the distribution:
cat /etc/fedora-release - To check the kernel version:
uname -r - To check the CPU architecture:
uname -m
- For Arch Linux:
- To check the version of the distribution:
cat /etc/os-release - To check the kernel version:
uname -r - To check the CPU architecture:
uname -m
These are just a few examples, but there are many other commands and variations depending on the distribution and version you are using.
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