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ska@sunnyboy.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de sed:

% On Wed, 4 Jan 1995 01:07:00 +0000, Device Null wrote:

% >Is there something like the unix 'ps' command for dos? thanks.

% What should this 'ps' command (ps == processes) output??

well obviously the processes that are 
currently running on my machine, as
well as a process id (PID) which 
identifies each process in use, what 
else?

% When you like to have a TSR's list, use mem/c or mem/d.
% When you like to have a MS Windows Task List, use one of the
% taskman-substitutes displaying hidden tasks, too.

yeah, i tried mem /c & /d, but i'd
still be more comfortable with ps 
instead. i could also use a dos port
of the unix kill command if there is
one so i can stops jobs. since i got 
my computer, i have spent a lot of 
time stocking it with gnu utilities, 
and i practically have unix running on 
my dos box. i just need a few more 
things like ps and kill to complete the 
circle. i'm posting this to gnu.misc.discuss 
in case anyone there can help me out.
thanks.