Linux command
pinky 命令
文本
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常用示例
Show logged-in users
pinky
Show specific user
pinky [username]
Long format
pinky -l [username]
Short format
pinky -s
Omit full names
pinky -f
Omit remote host
pinky -h
说明
pinky displays information about logged-in users. It's a lightweight alternative to finger. Default output shows login name, full name, terminal, idle time, login time, and host. Long format adds home directory, shell, and plan/project files. Similar to finger's detailed view. Short format shows minimal information. Useful for quick user listing. The command reads system utmp and user information. No network queries are made.
参数
- -l
- Long output format.
- -s
- Short output format.
- -f
- Omit full name.
- -h
- Omit remote host.
- -w
- Omit home directory.
- -b
- Omit home in long format.
- -p
- Omit project in long format.
- --help
- Show help.
FAQ
What is the pinky command used for?
pinky displays information about logged-in users. It's a lightweight alternative to finger. Default output shows login name, full name, terminal, idle time, login time, and host. Long format adds home directory, shell, and plan/project files. Similar to finger's detailed view. Short format shows minimal information. Useful for quick user listing. The command reads system utmp and user information. No network queries are made.
How do I run a basic pinky example?
Run `pinky` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -l do in pinky?
Long output format.