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PXTREE(1) | General Commands Manual | PXTREE(1) |
NAME¶
pxtree
— display
running processes in a tree
SYNOPSIS¶
pxtree
[--debug
]
[SEARCH
]
DESCRIPTION¶
pxtree
lists all running processes in a
tree.
Process names are followed by their PIDs in parentheses. If multiple processes have the same names, they will be coalesced into one entry marked with (3×) in bold, where 3 in this case is the number of duplicates.
The optional SEARCH
parameter can be:
- A PID (Process ID)
- A process name or part of one
- A user name
Any search hits will be highlighted in bold. All parents and children of all search hits will always be listed.
With the --debug
flag, extra log messages
are sometimes printed after pxtree
finishes.
PROCESS NAMING¶
pxtree
tries to be helpful about naming
processes, and avoid printing names of various VMs.
For example, if you do java -jar
foo.jar, pxtree
will show this process as
foo.jar rather
than java.
SEE ALSO¶
HOMEPAGE¶
pxtree
lives at
http://github.com/walles/px
October 2, 2023 | Debian |