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Note that kernel version is useful for determining jubilinux version
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Update useful-mobile-apps.md 
"uname -a" no longer reports the version of jubilinux you're running but rather the version of the Linux kernel you're running.
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Expand Up @@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ Some useful/fun commands from the Script Library that I've added to my Commands

**Hardware Information**
* **Show Disk Status** will run `df -h` which shows available memory on your rig. If you ever have memory errors, this would be a helpful tool to see where your memory has been going.
* **Show Current Version** will run the equivalent of `uname -a` and tell your which jubilinux version your rig is running.
* **Show Current Version** will run the equivalent of `uname -a` and show which version of the Linux kernel your rig is running.
* **Show USB Devices** will run `lsusb` and can help confirm your dexcom receiver is being properly recognized when plugged in.
* **Show External IP address** will run `ifconfig` and show your rig's wifi (wlan0) IP address or hotspot (bnep0) IP address.

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