** Description changed:
Hi,
After each logout from KDE, I can find the `systemd --user` process when
I log into a tty{2..6} console and its remaining 23 children still
running :
$ loginctl list-sessions
- SESSION UID USER SEAT TTY
- 52 1001 sebastien seat0
-
** Description changed:
Hi,
After each logout from KDE, I can find the `systemd --user` process when
I log into a tty{2..6} console and its remaining 23 children still
running :
$ loginctl list-sessions
SESSION UID USER SEAT TTY
52 1001 sebastien seat0
79 12
** Description changed:
Hi,
After each logout from KDE, I can find the `systemd --user` process when
I log into a tty{2..6} console and its remaining 23 children still
running :
- $ loginctl list-sessions
- SESSION UID USER SEAT TTY
- 99 1001 sebastien seat0
- 79 12
** Description changed:
Hi,
After each logout from KDE, I can find the `systemd --user` process when
I log into a tty{2..6} console and its remaining 23 children still
running :
$ ps -Af | grep -v grep | egrep -w "PPID|$(pgrep -u $USER systemd)"
UID PIDPPID C STIME
** Description changed:
Hi,
After each logout from KDE, I can find the `systemd --user` process when
I log into a tty{2..6} console and its remaining 23 children still
running :
$ ps -Af | grep -v grep | egrep -w "PPID|$(pgrep -u $USER systemd)"
UID PIDPPID C STIME
** Description changed:
Hi,
After each logout from KDE, I can find the `systemd --user` process when
I log into a tty{2..6} console and its remaining 23 children still
running :
- $ ps -fu $USER | grep -v grep | grep $(pgrep -u $USER -o systemd)
+ $ ps -fu $USER | grep -v grep | grep
** Description changed:
Hi,
After each logout from KDE, I can find the `systemd --user` process when
I log into a tty{2..6} console and its remaining 23 children still
running :
- $ ps -fu $USER | grep -v grep | grep $(pgrep -u $USER systemd)
+ $ ps -Af | grep -v grep | egrep -w "PID
** Description changed:
Hi,
After each logout from KDE, I can find the `systemd --user` process when
I log into a tty{2..6} console and its remaining 23 children still
running :
- $ ps -Af | grep -v grep | egrep -w "PID|$(pgrep -u $USER systemd)"
+ $ ps -Af | grep -v grep | egrep -w
** Description changed:
Hi,
After each logout from KDE, I can find the `systemd --user` process when
I log into a tty{2..6} console and its remaining 23 children still
running :
+ $ loginctl session-status $(loginctl list-sessions | grep -v tty | grep $USER
| awk '{print $1}')
$ p
** Description changed:
Hi,
After each logout from KDE, I can find the `systemd --user` process when
I log into a tty{2..6} console and its remaining 23 children still
running :
+ $ loginctl list-sessions
+ SESSION UID USER SEAT TTY
+ 52 1001 sebastien seat0
+
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