Published Sep 18 2020
The who
command displays the users logged in to the system.
Unless youβre using a server multiple people have access to, chances are you will be the only user logged in, multiple times:
Why multiple times? Because each shell opened will count as an access.
You can see the name of the terminal used, and the time/day the session was started.
The -aH
flags will tell who
to display more information, including the idle time and the process ID of the terminal:
The special who am i
command will list the current terminal session details:
The
who
command works on Linux, macOS, WSL, and anywhere you have a UNIX environment
I wrote an entire book on this topic π
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