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(Solved) - ubuntu version

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Mystiques

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Hi!
i wanted to check my ubuntu version using the following commands cat/etc/issue and cat/etc/lsb-release-a or cat/etc/lsb-release-a the results i get are "No such file or directory"

Plz help

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ibbill

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Mystiques click on applications> accessories>terminal copy and paste the following and hit enter

lsb_release -a

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Mystiques

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Thank you problem solved

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