How do I find out my Linux version?
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With Red Hat you can check the file /etc/redhat-release to find out which version of the disto that you're currently running.\nTry - cat /etc/redhat-release\n\nIf you're SAN vendor supports specific version of RH and you haven't done any customizations then you should be fine, but you may need to dig a little more.
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Open a window\nClick Help\nClick About Internet Explorer\nThe version number will be specified there\n\nBy the way, Mozilla Firefox in much better :)
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go to limewire.com and click which version you want
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hmmmmmmmmmm\nall i can sugest is this===\nhttp://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php#download\nput on puter and it will tell all
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3.41.OD\nIs the exact version
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Click Start > Run\nType dxdiag\nPress Enter or click OK\n\nyou will see the DirectX diagnostic Tool window.\non the System tab the last line of System Information will show you the version of DirectX installed on that computer.
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can you give the complete software name and its version details
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simple answer ... linux ...
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You have to specify the OS you are using and its exact version
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Try www.justlinux.com
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The latest stable version of Linux is 2.6.16.1, released on March 28, 2006. You can get Linux 2.6.17rc1 (Apr 4) at kernel.org.\n\n"Linux", of course, refers to the Linux kernel because any other "Linux version" would be meaningless. You can find the latest kernel releases at http://www.kernel.org/
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Try doing a google search for the different linux versions. Once you know which one you like, do the google search:\n\n"download [linux version]"\n\nThat should at least bring you to somewhere that can help.\n\nI downloaded the Fedora Project and Mandrake (Mandrix) Linux. Got Mandrake 10 and WinXP installed as dual boot.
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You can't. They call the free version for personal use Fedora. Get it here:\n\nhttp://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Distribution/Download
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well I'm no Linux guru but I would say find out what model of motherboard that you have, assuming you built it yourself, and then go to the website and see the specs.\n\nIf it's made by an oem (Dell, IBM, etc) then you should go to their website. They should absolutely list the specs for you.\n\nI know Asterisk is for VoIP but how does it require a certain PCI slot type?
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Do you mean "How to check its version"?\n\nTo check the version of Mac OS X, click the apple at the top left corner and then chose "About this mac"\n:)\n\nThink different
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it is the time to try Linux :) Suse 10.0 is super
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It is easy, just follow these steps.\n\n1. Launch the web browser that you use.\n2. On the top menu bar click on Help.\n3. Click on the About menu.\n4. It will tell you both the name of the Internet Browser and also its version.\n5. Later you can also check using a search engine like Yahoo or google wether it is the latest one or not.