Different ways to view information about the Linux system version

There are several methods to view the version information of a Linux system:

1. To use the lsb_release command: enter lsb_release -a in the terminal to display version information about the Linux distribution.
2. To view the information about the Linux kernel version, use the cat command for the /proc/version file by entering cat /proc/version in the terminal.
3. To utilize the uname command: entering uname -a in the terminal displays the Linux kernel version and system architecture information.
4. You can access version information about your Linux distribution by using the /etc/os-release file. Simply enter cat /etc/os-release in the terminal.
5. To view the files in the /etc directory, use the ls command: entering ls /etc/release in the terminal will display files such as /etc/lsb-release and /etc/redhat-release that contain version information.

These methods can be used to view system version information based on different Linux distributions and system configurations.