Dustin runs a command at the command line trying to find out what kernel version the system is running. However, it doesn't give

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Dustin runs a command at the command line trying to find out what kernel version the system is running. However, it doesn't give

him the information he needs. He knows there is an option that can be used to display the kernel version. How can he find out which option to use?

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goldenfox [79] · Answer 1 · 2022-04-09T20:43:45+03:00

Answer:

With the use of -h or -help switches.

Explanation:

Linux shell is a terminal in the Linux operating system that receives input or typed commands to perform an action based on the command. These commands are the same commands embedded in the icons of the graphic interface operating systems.

To get the kernel version of the Linux operating system in the command line prompt, the uname command among other useful commands can be used. To get help on how to use the command to get more information and more options, use the -h or -help switch next to the uname command.