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ps aux | grep vim | grep -v grep
I don't know what exactly this will do, but I know enough about the terminal to get the feeling this is a bad idea
It searches for a process named vim
using grep
(which searches within provided lines), but since grep vim
also contains vim
, we then exclude grep
too, so only the actual vim
process gets found without the grep vim
process. Sounds a lot like this post, doesn't it?
Well that's anticlimactic. Here I thought grep would continuously ping ps aux and softlock the terminal or something
It'll give a list of processes with vim in the name. You could also just pgrep vim
but that's too easy.
How'd you get my shell history?