Today's article is a few quick and easy ways to determine which Linux distro and version you're using.

[KGIII]

This one is pretty straightforward. There are likely other ways, but I only went through a few of them.

A Few Ways to Determine Which Distro and Version You're Using • Linux Tips

This article will show you a few ways to determine which distro and version you're using. There are many ways to learn this, these are three easy ways to tell.

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Feedback is pretty awesome.

 

[dos2unix]

I recommend /etc/os-release over /etc/release or on some distro's, /etc/redhat-release.
neofetch wasn't available for Fedora for a while, but I see it's available in the fedora repo's now.

 

[KGIII]

The 'cat /etc/*release' (the third method) should catch those. I can't say for certain, but I think neofetch actually came installed by default on my LXDE version. I can't recall if it was with 33 or 34 and now my only VM has 34 installed.