Which command would you use to display the full command line of every running process on a Linux system?
kill
pidof
ps aux
lsof
ps aux produces a detailed listing of all running processes, including the complete command line that started each one. The a flag shows processes for all users, u adds user/owner information, and x includes processes without a controlling terminal. pidof returns only the process IDs of a named program, kill sends signals to processes, and lsof lists open files and the processes that hold them.
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