HOWTO: Monitor Processes Using the pstree Command
This is one of the neatest commands in GNU/Linux. The simple command pstree will show you all of the processes running on your machine in a hierarchical format starting with the uber parent process, init.
There are command-line options you can feed pstree, but I’ve never used them because the default output is so useful and pleasing to the eye.
Try it. You’ll like it.
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