Logo Questions Linux Laravel Mysql Ubuntu Git Menu
HTML CSS JAVASCRIPT SQL PYTHON PHP BOOTSTRAP JAVA JQUERY R React Kotlin
 

How can I check if the Operating System is Sun Os or Unix or Solaris from by bashrc

Tags:

bash

unix

sunos

I want to know, how can we check in the bashrc file, what operating system is it?

like image 745
Kumar Alok Avatar asked Feb 03 '12 06:02

Kumar Alok

1 Answers

Use uname -a in your .bashrc file.

like image 56
Basile Starynkevitch Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 08:09

Basile Starynkevitch
Sign in to Comment

Related questions

bash cat multiple files content in to single string without newlines
git stderr output can't pipe
Passing bash variables to a script?
How to make one line for loop in android shell
how to set unix/bash as default language on notepad++ 6.5.5
alternative to readarray, because it does not work on mac os x
Hide error message in bash
script to download file from Amazon S3 bucket
Bash -- find a list of files with more than 3 lines
Why is `find -depth 1` so slow to list directories?
How to repeat a dash (hyphen) in shell
Append elements to an array in bash
*nix: perform set union/intersection/difference of lists
Error with bash script "exit code 126"
Why 'getopts' within a function fails to work?
Unix Bash Shell Programming if directory exists
Makefile syntax: what is $(RM)?
How to know the process id of current bash session? [duplicate]
Why can't supervisor find command source
Bash: how to simply parallelize tasks?

Donate For Us

If you love us? You can donate to us via Paypal or buy me a coffee so we can maintain and grow! Thank you!