In this post we will learn how to find out if the version of Linux / Ubuntu you have installed on your computer is 32 or 64 bits.
To do this, you only have to run on any terminal commands that you indicated below:
Step 1 : Open a terminal Linux / Ubuntu with Ctrl + Alt + T keys or by clicking Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal
Step 1 : Executes any of the following commands:
$ Getconf LONG_BIT
Directly where you get a 32 or 64 that indicate you if the version of Linux / Ubuntu you have installed on your computer is 32 or 64 bits respectively.
$ Uname -m
Where:
i686 means that the version of Linux / Ubuntu you have installed on your 32-bit computers.
x86_64 means that the version of Linux / Ubuntu you have installed on your computer is 64 bits.
To do this, you only have to run on any terminal commands that you indicated below:
Step 1 : Open a terminal Linux / Ubuntu with Ctrl + Alt + T keys or by clicking Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal
Step 1 : Executes any of the following commands:
$ Getconf LONG_BIT
Directly where you get a 32 or 64 that indicate you if the version of Linux / Ubuntu you have installed on your computer is 32 or 64 bits respectively.
$ Uname -m
Where:
i686 means that the version of Linux / Ubuntu you have installed on your 32-bit computers.
x86_64 means that the version of Linux / Ubuntu you have installed on your computer is 64 bits.
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