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Please make sur In this first example, you are using the PowerShell Get-Process cmdlet. This command displays all running processes. To display real-time process information Windows offers Windows Task Manager and Linux offers the top command. To get started, open up your PowerShell console and run Get-Process. Notice, that Get-Process returns the running process information, as shown below.

The output format is identical for the Windows and Linux operating systems. By default, the gps or ps exist as command aliases for Get-Process. As PowerShell 7 is cross-platform, the ps command conflicts with a built-in Linux command. Therefore ps will not work on Linux, only the gps alias. The meaning of Get-Process output may not be immediately obvious. The default Get-Process properties are described in more detail below.

Below is another great example. Run the following code in your PowerShell session when the Brave browser is running. Thank you to Jay Adams over at SystemFrontier! Congratulations, you can now view all the running processes on both Windows and Linux using Get-Process! Get-Process returns many different properties on running processes as you have seen earlier.