POSIX ps without arguments list processes started by current user and current shell.... No one wants this as default.. Other problem is the lack of symmetry/consistency (ps -aux != ps aux, ps -e == ps -A, etc)
In addition, printing the pid namespace could be useful too, but it's a intricate logic to get this correct and few peoples are interested in it. Maybe add an option for that.
@lborguetti What is your opinion about good values for default? I know you're the master of ps options, I'm sure you have something to say.
I always use ps -ef, because it is pratical. I agree that showing only the shell processes are useless as hell...never used like that and know no one that does :-)
What about the flags?
I hate the fact that
ps
require lots of flags to be useful:POSIX ps without arguments list processes started by current user and current shell.... No one wants this as default.. Other problem is the lack of symmetry/consistency (ps -aux != ps aux, ps -e == ps -A, etc)
What do you guys think of make
ps
return useful info by default too? Plan9ps
works this way: http://man.cat-v.org/plan_9_2nd_ed/1/psBelow are the infos I think are useful to be default:
Example:
In addition, printing the pid namespace could be useful too, but it's a intricate logic to get this correct and few peoples are interested in it. Maybe add an option for that.
@lborguetti What is your opinion about good values for default? I know you're the master of
ps
options, I'm sure you have something to say.