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pstree: add page #1566
pstree: add page #1566
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pages/linux/pstree.md
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> A convinient tool to show running processes as a tree. |
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=> convenient
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- Display a tree of processes with PIDs: | ||
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`pstree -p` |
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Also add pstree {{user_name}}
to show all process trees rooted at processes owned by that user
The build for this PR has failed with the following error(s):
Please fix the error(s) and push again. |
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Wow, this command looks really useful! That's awesome. Didn't know it even existed - let alone is installed by default! Looks good to me, anyhow 😺
The page (if new), does not already exist in the repo.
The page (if new), has been added to the correct platform folder:
common/
if it's common to all platforms,linux/
if it's Linux-specific, and so on.The page has 8 or fewer examples.
The PR is appropriately titled:
<command name>: add page
for new pages, or<command name>: <description of changes>
for pages being editedThe page follows the contributing guidelines