Here are some commands that give information about your linux system.
To get the number of CPU's/cores in the system, use
To see if your processor supports 64-bit OS, you can Google the processor name (got using /proc/cpuinfo). To see if your OS is 64-bit, use
To see where (in which directories) a package is installed in Ubuntu, use
dpkg -L <packagename>
To get the number of CPU's/cores in the system, use
less /proc/cpuinfo
To see if your processor supports 64-bit OS, you can Google the processor name (got using /proc/cpuinfo). To see if your OS is 64-bit, use
uname -a
If it says x_86_64 somewhere in the output, then it is a 64-bit OS, else it is probably a 32-bit OS.To see where (in which directories) a package is installed in Ubuntu, use
dpkg -L <packagename>
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