a terminal-command that allows us to list all users?

[dhubs]

good day dear linux-friends, hello everyone


is there a certain terminal-command that allows us to list all users?

well i think that this would be very useful to have a handy list of the users:

the optons they would be great: we could do many things. for example to add, delete, modify users, in the terminal?

well first of all: is there a command that suppots the linsting of the users?

ideas, thoughts are very wellcome!

greetings

 

[dos2unix]

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Using lslogins in Linux​

The lslogins command in Linux is a powerful utility for displaying information about user accounts on the system. It provides detailed insights into both human and system accounts, making it a valuable tool for system administrators.

Basic Usage​

Running lslogins without any flags will display all accounts on your system, including system and application accounts:

 lslogins

Popular Flags and Examples​

Here are some popular flags you can use with lslogins:

1. Display Last Login Information (-L)​

The -L flag shows data about users' last...

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[dos2unix]

You can use "w" or "who" to see who is logged right now.

lslogins -u will list only user accounts, without system and application accounts.

 

[KGIII]

If you're bored, cat /etc/passwd will also list users.