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ps

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ps:ai:0e78b How to use peco tool to kill process

$ ps aux | peco | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill

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ps:ai:1f5e3 How to list all proccess for the current user and sort based on cpu usage?

$ ps -u $USER -o pid,cmd,%cpu --sort=-%cpu

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ps:ai:2d289 List all running processes and filter by the program name

$ ps -aux | grep ${program_name}

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ps:ai:3bd07 List processes running in current shell

$ ps -p $$

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ps:ai:5f222 Check if program is running

$ ps -aux | grep 'program'

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ps:ai:5f83f Check the man pages for ps to discover the option to list all processes, then add | grep sshd >> sshd.pid to the command.

$ ps -e | grep sshd >> sshd.pid

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ps:ai:6f051 Check your running processes by using the ps command, use grep with to filter results for sleep.sh, and redirect the results to a file named sleep.test.

$ ps aux | grep sleep.sh > sleep.test

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ps:ai:88f2c assign to variable the output of "ps -aux | grep daje"

$ ps -aux | grep daje

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ps:ai:8f20e assign to variable "daje" the output of piped commands

$ ps aux | grep python

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ps:ai:f323f Check if dnf is running in the background

$ ps aux | grep dnf | grep -v grep

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ps:tldr:37b43 ps: Get the parent PID of a process.

$ ps -o ppid= -p ${pid}

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ps:tldr:40891 ps: Sort processes by memory consumption.

$ ps --sort size

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ps:tldr:43f3d ps: List all running processes.

$ ps aux

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ps:tldr:8fd94 ps: List all processes of the current user in extra full format.

$ ps --user $(id -u) -F

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ps:tldr:ac958 ps: List all processes of the current user as a tree.

$ ps --user $(id -u) f

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ps:tldr:e29b5 ps: List all running processes including the full command string.

$ ps auxww

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