How can you check the kernel version of your Linux system?

Subh Prakash Singh
Invent the Future
Linux kernel is an essential intermediate layer between System Hardware and System Application. It is responsible for creating, scheduling, and terminating processes, as well as managing the Memory, CPU, Devices and File Systems usage and ensuring fair access to CPU resources.
Type uname -r in the terminal, and it will show the kernel version of your Linux system.









