How To Check Your Ubuntu Version

To check your version of Ubuntu, open a Terminal window. You can use the app icon or launch it using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + T.

In the Terminal window, enter the following line:

lsb_release -a command 

Press Enter or Return. Your Ubuntu version number will be listed on the Description line.

If you’re using a version more recent than 16.04, the following command will also provide your version number in Terminal:

hostnamectl 

Users who make use of the GNOME desktop environment can find the current version listed under Settings. Choose the Details tab to confirm the exact version number.

To check your version of Ubuntu, open a Terminal window. You can use the app icon or launch it using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + T.

In the Terminal window, enter the following line:

lsb_release -a command 

Press Enter or Return. Your Ubuntu version number will be listed on the Description line.

If you’re using a version more recent than 16.04, the following command will also provide your version number in Terminal:

hostnamectl 

Users who make use of the GNOME desktop environment can find the current version listed under Settings. Choose the Details tab to confirm the exact version number.

To check your version of Ubuntu, open a Terminal window. You can use the app icon or launch it using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + T.

In the Terminal window, enter the following line:

lsb_release -a command 

Press Enter or Return. Your Ubuntu version number will be listed on the Description line.

If you’re using a version more recent than 16.04, the following command will also provide your version number in Terminal:

hostnamectl 

Users who make use of the GNOME desktop environment can find the current version listed under Settings. Choose the Details tab to confirm the exact version number.

To check your version of Ubuntu, open a Terminal window. You can use the app icon or launch it using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + T.

In the Terminal window, enter the following line:

lsb_release -a command 

Press Enter or Return. Your Ubuntu version number will be listed on the Description line.

If you’re using a version more recent than 16.04, the following command will also provide your version number in Terminal:

hostnamectl 

Users who make use of the GNOME desktop environment can find the current version listed under Settings. Choose the Details tab to confirm the exact version number.

To check your version of Ubuntu, open a Terminal window. You can use the app icon or launch it using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + T.

To check your version of Ubuntu, open a Terminal window. You can use the app icon or launch it using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + T.

In the Terminal window, enter the following line:

lsb_release -a command 

Press Enter or Return. Your Ubuntu version number will be listed on the Description line.

In the Terminal window, enter the following line:

lsb_release -a command 

Press Enter or Return. Your Ubuntu version number will be listed on the Description line.

If you’re using a version more recent than 16.04, the following command will also provide your version number in Terminal:

hostnamectl 

If you’re using a version more recent than 16.04, the following command will also provide your version number in Terminal:

hostnamectl 

Users who make use of the GNOME desktop environment can find the current version listed under Settings. Choose the Details tab to confirm the exact version number.

Users who make use of the GNOME desktop environment can find the current version listed under Settings. Choose the Details tab to confirm the exact version number.