how to see the running processes on linux terminal

There are several ways to see the running processes
1.) type “top” in terminal
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then you can see the the running processes as below
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2.) type “ps aux”
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then you can see the running processes as below
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3) type “ps aux | less” (you can see the all processes without controlling ttys)
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you can see the running processes without controlling ttys as below
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4.) type “pstree”
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you can see the running processes as a hierarchy as below
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2 thoughts on “how to see the running processes on linux terminal”

  1. To see more advanced results 😀
    1.by using htop
    -.open terminal (ctrl+alt+t)
    -.install htop
    $ sudo apt-get install htop
    -.run htop
    $ htop

    2.by using glances
    -.open terminal (ctrl+alt+t)
    -.install glances
    $ sudo apt-add-repository ppa:arnaud-hartmann/glances-stable
    $ sudo apt-get update
    $ sudo apt-get install glance
    -.run glances
    $ glances

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