How to check for *open* user desktop session

2017年11月9日 — 1 Answer 1 · The command who - display who is on the system: · The command w - displays information about the users currently on the machine: · The ...

2012年5月13日 — You can check when you logged in with the last command, it shows login time, when the session ended, and other useful bits of information.

2021年10月19日 — How to check a user session type (Wayland / X11) using on KDE GNOME. Manjaro Linux terminal TUI command line CLI get session type KDE GNOME ...

2020年11月24日 — I'm trying to list all the users that are currently logged in to the system, and information about their login session (tty or ssh, etc.).

2024年5月31日 — You can view status of every session that was started by Veeam Agent for Linux . To view the session status, use the following command:...

2022年5月9日 — I found a somewhat clumsy solution by using loginctl list-sessions to get the ids of all current sessions and then loginctl show-session $id ...

2017年11月10日 — I found out that ioctl TIOCGSID can find it for current controlling terminal. · You could retrieve the PID having /dev/tty1 open by scanning / ...

2017年9月27日 — My question is how to get the user name on the shell, who is currently using the Linux desktop (on a normal desktop system, where you usually ...

2013年9月26日 — These commands just show all login sessions on a terminal device. An SSH session will be on a pseudo-terminal slave ( pts ) as shown in the TTY ...

2023年1月20日 — To list all connected SSH sessions, you can use the “who -a” command. The -a option shows all users, including those who are not logged in ...