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edited Mar 16, 2023 at 16:04

Note that -e (show all processes) overrides -u and makes it be ignored.

I was passing it-e all the time without knowing what the option does, because I usually used ps -ef, and that made -u not work.

So if you want full listing you can keep the -f:

ps -fu USERNAME

ps -fu USERNAME

Tested on Ubuntu 22.10,

Note that -e (show all processes) overrides -u and makes it be ignored.

I was passing it all the time without knowing what the option does, because I usually used ps -ef.

So if you want full listing you can keep the -f:

ps -fu USERNAME

Tested on Ubuntu 22.10,

Note that -e (show all processes) overrides -u and makes it be ignored.

I was passing -e all the time without knowing what the option does, because I usually used ps -ef, and that made -u not work.

So if you want full listing you can keep the -f:

ps -fu USERNAME

Tested on Ubuntu 22.10,

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answered Mar 16, 2023 at 15:58

Note that -e (show all processes) overrides -u and makes it be ignored.

I was passing it all the time without knowing what the option does, because I usually used ps -ef.

So if you want full listing you can keep the -f:

ps -fu USERNAME

Tested on Ubuntu 22.10,