Answer / guest

using command:

uname -a

Answer / debesh

uname -a
<<kernel_name>> <<node_name>> <<release_name>>
<<version_name>> <<machine>> <<processer>> <<hardware>>
<<os>>

Answer / supriya

uname -a

Answer / vamshi

Hi

#uname -a
it'll shows the which OS , kernel version, hardware

Answer / santhosh..

if u want know kernel version then

#uname -r

if u want know architecture of os then

#cat /etc/redhat-releases

if u want know about about flavor of unix

#uname -a...like we have so many commands....

Answer / anand

showrev command will help

Answer / kiruthiga.s

uname

Answer / siva

Try this
echo $SHELL

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