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On Fri, 18 Feb 2000, David Kirchner wrote:


> 'ps' with no flags won't show all of your processes. Some handy 'ps'
> incantations:
> 
> ps -uax  # all processes
> ps -uxU username  # all processes owned by username
> ps -uxp pid  # just that pid

Thank you.  `ps -ux' works out to be my favorite.



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