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- Programatically in java.
- You said Programaticaly, but didn't suggest a programming language.
The POSIX standard defines a method for identifying systems, but unfortunately on linux systems it only seems to give you the kernel information. (Look at /usr/include/sys/utsname.h)
From a purely practical stand point, all redhat or fedora based systems will have a file called /etc/redhat-release.
Tags: linux cook book, linux software
- Which Linux is better Mandrake, RedHat, or SuSE?
Redhat and Suse have way more support but Redhat seems to be the most supported linux. Suse is catching up. Both are just as good as the other. Not much difference but Redhat has better re...
- Where can I find what version of SUSE Linux I am running?
I don't have a SUSE machine handy to test, but
certainly with RedHat and other Unix variants
I've worked with, a couple of places to check
would be:
1) The output of the command...
- Can't install the redhat linux 9?
I want to install the redhat linux 9.but failed.I put the disk1 into cd-rom and boot from the cd-rom.Succeed to enter install menu,but when I continue to install,the misstake appeared.It sai...
- Is there still a free copy of the Linux operating system, and if so, where might I find it?
Is there still a free copy of the Linux operating system, and if so, where might I find it?
Download SUSE Linux for free
SUSE Linux is created by the openSUSE project, a Novell-sponsored co...
- Where can T get Redhat Linux?
