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uname Command - Display System Information

The uname command displays system information such as the operating system name, kernel version, and hardware type.

Syntax

uname [options]

Examples

uname

Display the system's kernel name.

uname -a

Display all available system information.

uname -r

Display the kernel release version.

Notes

  • Common options: -a (all info), -r (kernel release), -s (kernel name), -m (hardware name).
  • uname is useful for checking system type and kernel version during troubleshooting.

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