They’re both in the /etc/ directory and have “release” as the last part of their name. There are usually two files that contain information like this. Ubuntu_Codename: An Ubuntu-specific field, it contains the version’s internal code name.Version_Codename: The version’s external (world-facing) code name.Privacy_Policy_URL: The distribution’s main privacy policy page.Bug_Report_URL: The distribution’s main bug reporting page.Support_URL: The distribution’s main support page.Home_URL: The distribution project’s home page.Version_ID: The distribution version number.Pretty_Name: The distribution name and version in a straightforward, simple string.ID_Like: If the distribution is a derivative of another, this field will contain the parent distribution.ID: A lowercase string version of the operating system.Name: This is the distribution, but if it isn’t set, this might just say “Linux.”.
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