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whodo - how to list the jobs being performed by users on the system |
Description
The whodo command prints information on all processes for a terminal, as well as the child processes.
# whodo [ -h ] [ -l ] [ User ]
where:
-h : suppress the heading that is printed on the output.
-l : produce a long form of output. A summary of the current activity on the system is printed. |
Example
whodo myuser |
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