On Thu, March 13, 2008 10:13 am, Kerry wrote: > Hi Rex, > > I have often wondered how to do this myself, one question however. After > running to command: > > cat /etc/issue > > I get the following output: > > Ubuntu 6.06 LTS \n \l > > Any idea what the \n \l means?
\n new line \l unsure > > Regards, > Kerry > > On Wed, 2008-03-12 at 11:05 +1300, Roger Searle wrote: >> Rex wrote: >> > Roger Searle wrote: >> >> Hi, trivial question for the day: I fired up a laptop that I don't >> >> often use, that I have a kubuntu distro installed on, and am not sure >> >> if it is feisty or gutsy. It's not obvious where I should look to >> >> see distro version. I can easily find my KDE or kernel version. >> >> Googling for a command gives me so much info about "ubuntu versions" >> >> or command line commands, but not for the 2 together. Where is the >> >> easy way to see? >> > >> > Have a look in /etc/issue. >> > >> > Cheers, Rex >> Nice, thank you! >> Roger > > -- Nick Rout
