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Hi.
i'm searching a way to get back the name and the version of the desktop that
i'm currently using.
thanks...
- 01-26-2009 #1
[SOLVED] name & version -> desktop
Hi.
i'm searching a way to get back the name and the version of the desktop that
i'm currently using.
thanks
- 01-26-2009 #2forum.guy
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Welcome to the forums!
Try running the following command:
Code:cat /etc/*-release
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- 01-26-2009 #3
- 01-26-2009 #4forum.guy
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Take a look around in the /etc folder for any files related to version, release, etc.
You can also try running the following to see what all will come up:
Code:uname -a
I think additional threads reside on the forums with other possible solutions. You might be able to find those threads with some searching.Code:cat /etc/*version
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- 01-26-2009 #5
In the /etc dir i do have some files named gnome and gnome*. One of them named gnome-vfs-2.0. But the application i would like to install requires gnome 2.10, so this is why i'm trying out to retreive such informations.
Thanks for helping me
- 01-26-2009 #6forum.guy
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Oh, sorry... I was giving you commands to learn your distro and version info.
For desktop environment version, you can go to: System / About Gnomeoz
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- 01-26-2009 #7
No Problems!
Well, i'm a bit shy about the anwser that you tell...it was just here, in front of me, and i needed to ask!
Thanks a lot



