This article explains how to determine the Linux kernel version that a system is running

Knowing the kernel version of a Linux installation is useful in determining which Elo driver is needed, or if a driver is needed at all for HID compliant touchscreens. 

Determining your installation's kernel version is easily performed via the Linux Terminal.

1. Open Terminal. The procedure for this may differ depending on which distribution of Linux you are using, but in general it can be open by right clicking on the desktop and choosing "Open in Terminal".

2. Enter uname -r

3. Tap the Enter key

4. Terminal will return the current kernel version installed in your Linux installation.






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