What is the output of :
$ ps-e
$ ps-a commands
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ps -e will give all the processes running it is also similar
to ps -A.
ps -a is for running application on terminal only.
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Answer / ghanshyam baboo
$ ps -e
All Processes including User and System Process.
$ ps -a
Processes of all Users excluding processes not
associate with terminal.
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Answer / shh
ps -a Select all processes except session leaders and
processes not associated with a terminal.
ps -e Select all processes
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Answer / upendar
ps -a : print all processes involving terminals.
ps -e : print environment and arguments.
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