alex@alex-laptop:~$ whoami
alex
alex@alex-laptop:~$ who
alex tty7 2008-02-20 18:40 (:0)
alex pts/0 2008-02-21 09:10 (:0.0)
alex@alex-laptop:~$What does the second command mean? I'm logged in twice as alex?
And also, what does tty7 and pts/0 mean? And also, after the date and time, the (:0) and (:0.0). What do those mean?
Basically, what is this command telling me about the logged in users?
Jump to Post>What does the second command mean? I'm logged in twice as alex?
Sort of. tty7 is your 'virtual terminal' which X runs on. 'pts' is a pseudo terminal, which would be the terminal window you're executing the 'who' command from.>And also, after the date and time, the (:0) …
>What does the second command mean? I'm logged in twice as alex?
Sort of. tty7 is your 'virtual terminal' which X runs on. 'pts' is a pseudo terminal, which would be the terminal window you're executing the 'who' command from.
>And also, after the date and time, the (:0) and (:0.0). What do those mean?
Those refer to the display/screen that they're running on. The first part, :0, is the display. The .0 is the actual screen it's running on.
Thanks again! :)
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