operating-system

问题 I was looking around trying to find a solution to my issue, the best I could find was this: from sys import platform if platform == "linux" or platform == "linux2": # linux elif platform == "darwin": # OS X elif platform == "win32": # Windows... Does anybody know how I could differentiate a Linux PC from android as android Is based off of Linux. And if this is possible, how could I differentiate Mac OS from iOS 回答1: Use the platform module: import platform print(platform.system()) print

问题 I am writing a shell script in which I need the current operating system name to make it generic. Like: if [ $Operating_System == "CentOS" ] then echo "CentOS"; # Do this elif [ $Operating_System == "Ubuntu" ] then echo "Ubuntu"; # Do that else echo "Unsupported Operating System"; fi How will it be possible? Applying regular expression on lsb_release -a command or something else? Thanks.. 回答1: $ lsb_release -i Distributor ID: Fedora $ lsb_release -i | cut -f 2- Fedora 回答2: You can get the

问题 I am writing a shell script in which I need the current operating system name to make it generic. Like: if [ $Operating_System == "CentOS" ] then echo "CentOS"; # Do this elif [ $Operating_System == "Ubuntu" ] then echo "Ubuntu"; # Do that else echo "Unsupported Operating System"; fi How will it be possible? Applying regular expression on lsb_release -a command or something else? Thanks.. 回答1: $ lsb_release -i Distributor ID: Fedora $ lsb_release -i | cut -f 2- Fedora 回答2: You can get the

问题 The memory map of the peripherals are defined by the chipset. However, modern operating systems like linux and Windows can boot from pretty much every chip (if compiled for the right architecture). As far as I know, the memory mapped devices like the USB Host are not included in the architecture standard. How can the OS still boot, load the drivers, and function? I suppose there must be some specification where the chipset is described. Formulated a little different: How does the

问题 The memory map of the peripherals are defined by the chipset. However, modern operating systems like linux and Windows can boot from pretty much every chip (if compiled for the right architecture). As far as I know, the memory mapped devices like the USB Host are not included in the architecture standard. How can the OS still boot, load the drivers, and function? I suppose there must be some specification where the chipset is described. Formulated a little different: How does the

问题 The memory map of the peripherals are defined by the chipset. However, modern operating systems like linux and Windows can boot from pretty much every chip (if compiled for the right architecture). As far as I know, the memory mapped devices like the USB Host are not included in the architecture standard. How can the OS still boot, load the drivers, and function? I suppose there must be some specification where the chipset is described. Formulated a little different: How does the

问题 Hmmm... Okay so I've been searching the web for 2 days now without any luck. I've seen a lot of answers on how to format a javascript date for example new Date().toString("yyyy-MM-dd")... Which would return something like 2013-04-05. This is absolutely not the problem. What I want, is the possibility to set the format in which my OS displays dates, then retrieve that specific format and display it in the browser. For example, let's say I changed the format of the date in my OS to MM-yyyy/dd

问题 Hmmm... Okay so I've been searching the web for 2 days now without any luck. I've seen a lot of answers on how to format a javascript date for example new Date().toString("yyyy-MM-dd")... Which would return something like 2013-04-05. This is absolutely not the problem. What I want, is the possibility to set the format in which my OS displays dates, then retrieve that specific format and display it in the browser. For example, let's say I changed the format of the date in my OS to MM-yyyy/dd

问题 Hmmm... Okay so I've been searching the web for 2 days now without any luck. I've seen a lot of answers on how to format a javascript date for example new Date().toString("yyyy-MM-dd")... Which would return something like 2013-04-05. This is absolutely not the problem. What I want, is the possibility to set the format in which my OS displays dates, then retrieve that specific format and display it in the browser. For example, let's say I changed the format of the date in my OS to MM-yyyy/dd

问题 Hmmm... Okay so I've been searching the web for 2 days now without any luck. I've seen a lot of answers on how to format a javascript date for example new Date().toString("yyyy-MM-dd")... Which would return something like 2013-04-05. This is absolutely not the problem. What I want, is the possibility to set the format in which my OS displays dates, then retrieve that specific format and display it in the browser. For example, let's say I changed the format of the date in my OS to MM-yyyy/dd