gnome version

[dubbac]

I can't believe I am asking this, but...
what's the easiest way to tell which versio on gnome you have running?

I am running debial woody and did an apt-get install gnome whatever about a month ago now....
I have a sneaky suspicion that I am not running gnome2 which is what I want. If that is the case, what's the easiest way with Debian to upgrade to gnome2??

[dunbar]

I'd look for the dpkg which has gnome in the filename.... usually the version is listed as part of the name. dselect, apt might also tell you the version.

[Firestorm]

I have woody and I'm sure it is GNOME 1.4
I think you can upgrade through GNOME but I don't know how because I actually can't get my X-Server running.....

[z0mbix]

It'll be GNOME 1.4 - GNOME2 isn't even in unstable yet although you can get .debs for it. Look on gnome.org for the debian links. The gnome-control-center should tell you what version you are running. To check dpkg for what gnome related packages are installed you can use:

dpkg -l | grep gnome