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For example, now I want to write a bash script in which I check the name of the running hosting system. The first command I would think of is uname -s. But I want to target some platform that is not available on my machine right now (like Cygwin, MinGW,...) and I want to make sure that I wrote the right name in the if condition. So the question is that how I can list all possible values of uname -s command (to avoid the headache for the wrong condition and who knows what's next...), and even for some commands which have the same characteristics?

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    You can't. That info is not built into the command. It reads it from the system it is running on. – kaylum Aug 30 '21 at 22:11

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Actually, after posting the question, I found out that there is a wiki page about the command uname which gives pretty much the information I need :D Never know that Wiki can be useful like that in this case

Hoang Ho
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