To list all processes which are started by your user, you can use
root@freehost [/]# ps -x where ps is the command and x is the argument we are passing to it
PID TTY STAT TIME COMMAND
3735 pts/0 R 0:00 bash
3775 pts/0 R+ 0:00 ps x
5032 ? Ss 1:01 wget -mbr --
The result shows 5 colums,where PID shows the process information TTY shows the terminal STST shows the shows the process state Time shows the time at which the process started and COMMAND shows the command used To see the same information in realtime,you can use the following command
root@freehost [/]# Top In some cases you might need to stop a certain process. The graceful way to do this is to send a SIGHUP (or SIGTERM) signal to the process and ask it politely to stop itself. To do this you can use kill -15 PID
root@freehost [/]# kill -15 5032 Recent Tutorials
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