How to use the ps Command | Linux Command Line Basics 

One of my favorite interview questions is, "Where does the ps command get the various information that it displays?" That might make a good follow up video. Thanks for taking the time to teach others. Cheers!

I’ve been using “ps aux” for years without understanding what those columns really mean, except the pid. Thanks for deep explanation!

man, your explanation style is just amazing. Liked so much.

I like your new partnership, or whatever it is, with Linode.. much cleaner content. Congratulations to you both on your arrangement.

Never knee why the argument have different super helpful. Would love a video showing why each type is useful

Thanks for another excellent video, Jay - working my way through the back catalogue of your brilliant tutorials 👍

I like this video too. It's simple, informative and useful. Thank you.

Thanks sir 😀 it's very easily described... Helpful

@7:15 a small oopsie in describing the status marks: You said "S" is uninterruptible sleep, but that is actually "D". S, interruptible sleep, is when the process has nothing to do, so it's waiting for something to happen that it can react to. D, uninterruptible sleep, is when the process is blocked waiting for something it's demanded, like blocks of data from disk. You can't interrupt it, because the kernel is busy arranging to hand it what it wanted (if it can) and the process is in a state where it cannot continue until it gets what it's asked for. -- That's my understanding of it, anyway.

You said there different styles of options for the ps cmd, i.e. linux, gnu, etc. I thought linux was bundled with gnu. Also how do we recognize a system that uses gnu as opposed to linux? Great video, I enjoyed it. Do you have a complete class on linux?

TIL the different names for different styles of specifying options. 👍

Very interesting. However, in a systemd environment much of the same admin can and should be done via systemd ctl commands. Please do a video on using systemd to access much the same information.

It is very useful but you have not mentioned why we use ps -ef command so oftenly...

Which laptop you use for Linux ?

man ur a legend ❤❤✔✔

Not able to sign-up to linode. Everytime getting cancelled for some unknown reason. Send a mail to linode support but haven't got any reply yet. Would appreciate any help if you could offer.