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The command "uname --kernel-name" is used to display the kernel name of the current operating system.

The "uname" command is commonly found in Unix-like operating systems and is used to obtain certain system information. When used with the "--kernel-name" option, it specifically returns the kernel name.

The kernel is the core component of an operating system that manages system resources, interacts with the hardware, and provides essential services to other software. The kernel name typically provides information about the operating system family or distribution. For example, if you execute the command on a Linux machine, it will return "Linux" as the kernel name.

In summary, "uname --kernel-name" is a command that retrieves and displays the kernel name of the current operating system.