Difference between revisions of "Process Snapshot"
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== Useful Flags == | == Useful Flags == | ||
<code>-e / -A</code> show all processes</br> | |||
<code>-f</code> show full information</br> | <code>-f</code> show full information</br> | ||
<code>-F</code> show fullest information</br> | <code>-F</code> show fullest information</br> | ||
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<code>-g <group></code> show processes running from <group></br> | <code>-g <group></code> show processes running from <group></br> | ||
<code>-T</code> show processes running in current terminal</br> | <code>-T</code> show processes running in current terminal</br> | ||
<code>-L <pid></code> show only threads of <pid></br> | |||
<code>-C <name></code> show only threads of <name></br> | |||
= pstree = | = pstree = | ||
Latest revision as of 17:08, 30 November 2022
ps
Shows running processes and their IDs.
Use
ps show running processes of current user in current terminal
ps aux BSD-style, show all running processes (-a) with user column (-u) inside and outside terminals (-x)
Useful Flags
-e / -A show all processes
-f show full information
-F show fullest information
-u <user> show processes running from <user>
-g <group> show processes running from <group>
-T show processes running in current terminal
-L <pid> show only threads of <pid>
-C <name> show only threads of <name>
pstree
Shows running processes in tree format.
Use
pstree show running processes sorted by starting order
pstree -a show running processes sorted by starting order with more information