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unameCheck Kernel Version
Check Kernel Version using Linux uname Command.
The Linux command example below show how to check kernel version on your Linux machine. The uname command is use to print out system information on Linux machine and on the example below we use the uname command with -r option (print kernel release) to check kernel version that is currently use by the Linux machine.
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