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How to know the list of running processes in Ubuntu?

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    To do this, open the terminal and execute the command

    ps -la // Для получения основных сведений о процессах, запущенных текущем пользователем ps -ela // Для всех пользователей ps -a // Базовая информация для текущего пользователя 
       top

      In it we press k (kill), we enter the number of the process, we press 9 (in any way, kiln)

       ps ax | grep 'ищем процесс по куску имени'

      Process list

       kill PID[ PID2 PID3]

      I cast the process by its id

       killall PIDNAME

      We cast all processes by name

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        top ps -ax If you work through ltsp, then first ltsp-localapps xterm And then use the commands described above - Asiskin

      and to monitor the processes in real time it is better to use htop

         ps aux

        and you can quit them by PID.

         kill {process PID}
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          kill -9 PID - winrarhero
         pstree

        Prints a pretty tree. It looks like this:

         init─┬─bash───onlineconf-upda ├─bash───pinger-client ├─crond ├─4*[cronolog] ├─dbus-daemon ├─httpd───6*[httpd] ├─kthreadd/106─┬─khelper/106 │ └─nfsiod/106

          And if you need a C / C ++ program, then either analyze the / proc directory or use the libproc library

            ps -e

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