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On May 22 12:29, Thorsten Kampe wrote:
> The Cygwin ps allows to watch Windows processes also (with -W). Is 
> that possible for procps, too?

procps uses /proc to retrieve process information.  Non-Cygwin processes
don't show up in /proc.


Corinna

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