How To See All Users In Linux?
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To view a list of all users in Linux, you can use the ‘cat’ command to view the contents of the /etc/passwd file. The output of this command will list all users on the system, along with information such as their user ID, home directory, and shell. You can also use the ‘getent’ command to view a list of all users, or you can use the ‘cut’ command to filter the output of the ‘cat’ command and display just the usernames.