How do you list all the processes running in Linux?
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You can list the currently running process in Linux through various commands such as:
ps Command:
The ps command displays brief information about the running processes. You can use the ps -f or ps -f command because the -f option shows the full-format result, and the -e option displays all processes. Moreover, you can use the ps auxf command to get a detailed list of processes.
top and htop Command:
The top command displays the real-time details about the system process and the complete resource usage.
The htop command is the improved version of the top command because it displays the color-coded list with additional features such as sorting, filtering, sorting, etc.