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Date:	Wed, 09 Sep 2009 11:49:41 +0100
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Subject:	Distinguishing between XP / Vista / 7
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To distinguish the host OS (XP or Vista) for an application I have used

#! /bin/bash
case `uname` in
*NT-5*)
  OS_VER=XP
  ;;
*NT-6*)
  OS_VER=Vista
  ;;
esac
echo $OS_VER

Now I find I need to distinguish between Vista and 7 but uname does not 
provide
a discriminant (CYGWIN_NT-6.1 in both cases, I think?).

Can anybody suggest how to do this, please?

Thank you.

Fergus

PS Can anybody running 98 with Cygwin [1.5] tell me what uname gives them?


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