Sure, here are three options to display the current Linux version of a system:

lsb_release -a command: This command provides information about the Linux Standard Base (LSB) version, including the distribution name, release number, and codename.

cat /etc/os-release file: This file contains information about the Linux distribution, including the name, version, and ID.

uname -a command: This command provides information about the Linux kernel, including the version number, as well as other system information such as the hostname and system architecture.

Which option would you like me to elaborate on?
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