ps -aux command in linux

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ps -aux command in linux

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# ps (Process Status)
# Syntax : ps [options]
# [options] can be -a, -A, -d, -e etc.

# Ex- ps -aux : print all processes owned by a user named "x"
# -a : Information for all processes associated with terminals.
# -u : Information for processes in userlist.
# -x : username (user running this command)

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Source: man7.org

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