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pradeep nair
How do i determine the type of OS i'm working on using python??(i.e
whether CentOS,Fedora,SLES,.......along with the version)
whether CentOS,Fedora,SLES,.......along with the version)
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Gabriel Genellina
How do i determine the type of OS i'm working on using python??(i.e
whether CentOS,Fedora,SLES,.......along with the version)
os.uname()
If you need more detailed information try the platform module
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