Felix Gomez wrote:
>Hi,
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>In windows, by rightclicking the My Computer, you can
>see your windows version.
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>How will I do that in Mandrake?
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>Engr. Felix T. Gomez, Jr., MST-CS
>http://felixtgomezjr.blogspot.com/
>STI College Tacloban
>#355 Singzon Bldg., Real St., Tacloban City
>(053) 325-6570
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You can see some information by going into a terminal and typing:
uname -a
This will show some information but maybe not what version of Mandrake
you are running.
I would think you would remember what it was when you installed it.
My computer show this for The Slackware linux I am running.
Linux lbw 2.4.31 #6 Sun Jun 5 19:04:47 PDT 2005 i686 unknown unknown
GNU/Linux
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