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\note{
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\note{
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  The meaning of \code{release} and \code{version} is system-dependent:
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  The meaning of \code{release} and \code{version} is system-dependent:
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  on a Unix-alike they normally refer to the kernel.  There, usually
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  on a Unix-alike they normally refer to the kernel.  There, usually
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  \code{release} contains a numeric version and \code{version} gives
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  \code{release} contains a numeric version and \code{version} gives
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  additional information.  Examples for \code{release}:
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  additional information.  Examples for \code{release}:
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\preformatted{
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  \preformatted{
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  "4.17.11-200.fc28.x86_64" # Linux (Fedora)
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    "4.17.11-200.fc28.x86_64" # Linux (Fedora)
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  "3.16.0-5-amd64"          # Linux (Debian)
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    "3.16.0-5-amd64"          # Linux (Debian)
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  "17.7.0"                  # macOS 10.13.6
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    "17.7.0"                  # macOS 10.13.6
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  "5.11"                    # Solaris
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    "5.11"                    # Solaris
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}
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  }
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  There is no guarantee that the node or login or user names will be
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  There is no guarantee that the node or login or user names will be
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  what you might reasonably expect.  (In particular on some Linux
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  what you might reasonably expect.  (In particular on some Linux
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  distributions the login name is unknown from sessions with re-directed
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  distributions the login name is unknown from sessions with re-directed
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  inputs.)
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  inputs.)