Linux commands: ps
A comprehensive guide to using the ps command in Linux to list and manage running processes. At any given time, your computer is running numerous processes. To inspect and manage these processes, the ps command comes in handy. It provides a list of the processes currently running in the system. The displayed list represents the user-initiated processes in the current session. For example, you may see multiple instances of the fish shell, mainly opened by VS Code within the editor, and an instance of Hugo running the development preview of a site....