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  1. How do I check the version of Ubuntu I am running? [duplicate]

    Oct 16, 2015 · How can I check my current Ubuntu version through the command-line and GUI?

  2. How to get the CUDA version? - Stack Overflow

    Mar 16, 2012 · Is there any quick command or script to check for the version of CUDA installed? I found the manual of 4.0 under the installation directory but I'm not sure whether it is of the actual installed v...

  3. How to check installed program version? - Ask Ubuntu

    Mar 30, 2014 · How can I check installed program versions in terminal. Is there any command for that, for example ver or something similar?

  4. How can I find my shell version using a Linux command?

    64 I would like to know about my shell version using a Linux command. I tried the following command, but it shows the type of the shell I am in. Command:

  5. Tomcat: How to find out running Tomcat version? - Stack Overflow

    To find out the Tomcat version, find this file – version.sh for *nix or version.bat for Windows. This version.sh file is normally located in the Tomcat bin folder.

  6. version - How do I identify the particular Linux flavor via command ...

    Jan 29, 2015 · I'd like to be able to detect which particular Linux flavor is installed on a computer, e.g., Ubuntu vs. Fedora, via a command line command. Some people recommend uname -a, but that only …

  7. How do I find the version of bash I am running? - Ask Ubuntu

    It's worth pointing out that this will tell you the version of which bash (located at /bin/bash on most systems), which may be different than the version that happens to be running in some prompt or …

  8. How to find which version of Oracle is installed on a Linux server (In ...

    Jun 4, 2012 · Its possible to have multiple version of oracle installed per server as well as multiple instances. The /etc/oratab file will list all instances and db home. From with the oracle db home you …

  9. How do I find out the kernel version I am running? - Ask Ubuntu

    Well there are multiple ways to find the kernel version Open terminal and execute: uname -r It would display something like: 3.8.0-30-generic You can get further information on the current kernel with …

  10. How to get Linux distribution name and version? - Stack Overflow

    Aug 24, 2009 · I believe uname -mr returns the version of the Linux Kernel, so 'lsb_release -ds' should be all you need for the release name and version, assuming the description format is consistent …