Unix & Linux Asked by Nicholas DiPiazza on January 7, 2021
When you use a default Terminal + Bash from Ubuntu 20.02.1 LTS with Gnome 3.36.3, ps aux
seems to automatically include the unlimited width.
But when I use powershell
or xterm
, the ps aux
is truncated by default, and you have to manually specify auxww
to get the full output.
Which makes me think that this is controlled by some sort of environment variable.
What makes ps aux
automatically default to ww
so that the output is not truncated? In my case, I never want the ps aux
output to be truncated.
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