How can I view all current processes in Linux?

2 years ago
Liam
1 minute

In Linux, you can use the following command to view all current processes:

  1. PS command: View a snapshot of all current processes. Common options include -e (show all processes) and -f (show detailed information).
  2. list all running processes
  3. Top command: View system process information in real-time. Press “q” to exit.
  4. peak
  5. htop command: similar to the top command, but it offers a more user-friendly interface and interactive features. You need to install the htop package first.
  6. Top the processes
  7. pgrep command: search for the PID of a specific process based on the process name.
  8. pgrep
  9. The pstree command displays the relationship between processes in a tree-like structure.
  10. display a tree of processes
  11. ps aux command: displays all processes of all users in a detailed list format.
  12. List all running processes

These commands can help you to view all the processes currently running in the system.

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