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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users command to find when Linux OS is installed? Post 302306743 by cfajohnson on Monday 13th of April 2009 04:44:59 PM
Old 04-13-2009
Quote:
Originally Posted by crackthehit007
Anyone knows command to find when Linux OS is installed?

Code:
uname

As in:

Code:
case $(uname) in
     Linux) : some linux command ;;
     FreeBSD) : some FreeBSD command ;;
     *) : ??? ;;
esac

Quote:
Date and time?

Code:
date

Just the date:

Code:
date +%Y-%m-%d

Just the time:

Code:
date +%H:%M:%S

Read the man page for all the formatting options.
 

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NAME

       yum-langpacks - Plugin for yum

SYNOPSIS

       yum [command] [package ...]

DESCRIPTION

       yum-langpacks is a plugin for yum to install language packs. This plugin allows user various commands.

       command is one of:
	* langavailable [language1] [language2] [...]
	* langinfo [language1] [language2] [...]
	* langinstall [language1] [language2] [...]
	* langlist [language1] [language2] [...]
	* langremove [language1] [language2] [...]

       langavailable
	      This command allows user to find if language support is available for the given input languages.

       langinfo
	      This command allows user to check which packages will get installed when the given input language support is installed.

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NOTES

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