Add support for AIX
See original GitHub issueAdd support for AIX. Currently disto returns the following for a AIX 7.2:
{
"codename": "",
"id": "aix",
"like": "",
"version": "2",
"version_parts": {
"build_number": "",
"major": "2",
"minor": ""
}
}
Source could be cmd oslevel
:
$ oslevel
7.2.0.0
7
--> major
2
--> minor
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:13 (5 by maintainers)
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@HorlogeSkynet, sounds good. However, while I don’t know AIX, it doesn’t make sense to me that there isn’t a file with that info. Does AIX have a magical way of storing this info that we can’t read?
Hehe, I’m the one missing something. I didn’t read the previous comments.