lslogins:tldr:72a88
lslogins: Display last logins.
$ lslogins --last
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The command "lslogins --last" is used to list information about user logins, particularly focusing on the date and time of their last login.
When executed, the "lslogins" command displays various details about user accounts stored in the system's login database. The "--last" option is added to specify that only information related to the last login should be shown.
By using this command, you can get an overview of the last login activity for each user on the system. The information may include the user's username, terminal used for login, the IP address from which the login occurred, the date, and the time of the last login.
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