Ubuntu Linux: Show Gnome Version

To show the Gnome version on an Ubuntu Linux system, you can use the gnome-shell command with the --version option. The gnome-shell command is the command-line interface to the Gnome Shell, which is the user interface of the Gnome desktop environment. The --version option displays the version of the Gnome Shell.

To show the Gnome version on an Ubuntu Linux system, follow these steps:

1. Open a terminal window on the Ubuntu system.

2. Type the gnome-shell command with the --version option and press Enter. For example:

gnome-shell --version

The output will show the version of the Gnome Shell that is installed on the system. For example:

GNOME Shell 3.26.2

You can use this command to check the version of the Gnome Shell on any Ubuntu Linux system that has the Gnome desktop environment installed.

Keep in mind that the gnome-shell command is only available if the Gnome desktop environment is installed on the system. If the Gnome desktop environment is not installed, the gnome-shell command will not be available and the system will display an error message.

For more information on the gnome-shell command and the Gnome Shell, you can refer to the Gnome documentation.