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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/02/14
There still is no ps xf on Mac OS X.
You need brew install pstree for that. Then you can excute pstree which gives you a treeview of the processes running.
via: [WayBack] command line – Linux’ ps f (tree view) equivalent on OSX? – Ask Different
–jeroen
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