Which command to see the list of running processes on fedora ?
(sorry for the basic question, it is in fact a test question to evaluate askbot)
Maybe you're looking for ps or potentially top but honestly, the best answer to that question is:
htop
You will probably need to install it but it's in the repos: yum install htop
Check this link for pretty much every single way to check the processes...
http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/show-all...
Summed up, I would say either pstree or htop are the best and most graphically appealing choices.
Some people like ps -aux or use ps -afel.
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Asked: 2015-04-02 08:00:00 -0600
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What do you mean by "evaluate askbot"?
Really really general question that has been answered many many times on the internet. Did you look around?
@cgonz31 I'm pretty sure he means see whether it works nicely - could be wrong.
@FranciscoD_ that may be true so especially given the rep of this user, what's the best thing to do: Close the question? Answer it? Other course of action?
Yep. Closing. Too general for this forum.