uname

📋 The uname command in Termux provides information about the system, unveiling details about the machine and its operating system. 🖥️

uname

To obtain basic system information, use the ‘uname‘ , Retrieve system information with the below command in termux.

uname 

Gain insights into your system’s architecture and kernel version using the “uname” command, as illustrated in the example above. 🌐

Additional Options : 🛠️

The “uname” command offers additional options to retrieve specific system information

uname -a 

This command provides detailed information about the system, including the machine architecture and kernel version. 🌟

For a concise display of the system’s architecture, use the following command: 📋

uname -m 

These additional options enhance the versatility of the “uname” command for comprehensive system information. 🌐

For additional options and information about the “uname” command, you can use the “–help” flag. Running the following command:

uname –help

uname --help

The “–help” flag provides detailed information about the usage and options of the “uname” command, allowing you to explore its functionalities further. 💡

The “uname” command in Termux is a versatile tool for managing and exploring system-related information, making it an essential component of your command-line toolkit. 🖥️🌟