The pstree command displays the derivation relationship between processes in the form of a tree diagram, and the display effect is more intuitive.
grammar
pstree(options)
Options
-a: Display the complete instructions of each program, including the path, parameters or the identification of the resident service; -c: do not use abbreviated notation; -G: Use the column drawing characters of the VT100 terminal; -h: When listing the dendrogram, specifically mark the program currently being executed; -H<program identification code>: The effect of this parameter is similar to that of specifying the "-h" parameter, but the specified program is specially marked; -l: Display the dendrogram in long column format; -n: Sort by program ID. The default is to sort by program name; -p: Display program identification code; -u: display user name; -U: Use UTF-8 column drawing characters; -V: Display version information.
Example
Display the process ID and process id of all current processes
pstree -p
Display all detailed information of all processes, and can compress the display when encountering the same process name.
pstree -a