I'm looking for a command that lists me the latest kernel installed on a (Debian) system. For example grub-mkconfig "somehow" knows what the latest kernel version is. How does it achieve that? I know I can see it by looking but is there a command that can interpret the versions correctly?
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You can use
sort -Vwhich is commonly available on Linux systems; it sorts version numbers:甚至
if your
lssupports that.要仅查看最新消息，请仅保留最后一行：
That’s pretty much how
grub-mkconfiggoes about it; see/usr/lib/grub/grub-mkconfig_libfor the details.