Linux tip: Learn to use display release commands

The video tutorial explains how to identify the Linux version on a system using the LSB release and uname commands. It demonstrates the output of these commands on Ubuntu and Fedora systems, highlighting the differences in information provided. The tutorial also covers how to set up command aliases for easier use, especially for commands that are not easily remembered.

What command is used to identify the Linux version on a system?

• pwd

• ls

• uname

• cd

Which option with the LSB release command provides more detailed information?

• -D

• -C

• -B

• -A

What information does the uname command provide?

• Installed software packages

• File permissions and ownership

• System name, kernel version, and release date

• Network configuration

On which system might you need to install the LSB release command?

• macOS

• Windows

• Some Linux systems

• Android

What is a suggested method to remember the LSB release command?

• Memorize it

• Use a sticky note

• Set up an alias

• Write it down