Command line prompts --- UNIX

You can see all the programs that are running by using something like:



$ ps -axww



or some other monitoring tools.



But most of the Mandrake tools are available as drak*, so log in as root on the console, and type:



# drak[TAB]



to see them.



There are a few exceptions, such as XFdrake, printerdrake etc.



Note that in 9.2, a lot of the tools are much more advanced (such as printerdrake and userdrake), and can\'t run in a console any more.



For software installation, rpmdrake is basically a GUI version of urpmi.