Linux

You might have noticed that, when you launch a program, it takes over your terminal, preventing you from doing other work …

nice command Sometimes you might want to change the priority of a process in Linux. For example, you might run a …

The killall command kills a process based on its name rather than its PID number. For instance, in our previos …

The kill command is used to terminate (kill) a process in Linux. If a program becomes totally unresponsive, you might …

The top command is, just like ps, used to display running processes, but with one very useful feature: it updates its …

The most common way to list processes currently running on your system is to use the command ps (short for process status). This command …