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When running ps with the -f option in PuTTY (to see the command corresponding to each process), lines which are longer than the terminal width are not fully visible (they are not wrapped on multiple lines).

How can I force line wrapping so that I can see the full commands (on multiple lines, if necessary) when running ps -f?

When running ps with the -f option (to see the command corresponding to each process), lines which are longer than the terminal width are not fully visible (they are not wrapped on multiple lines).

How can I force line wrapping so that I can see the full commands (on multiple lines, if necessary) when running ps -f?

When running ps with the -f option in PuTTY (to see the command corresponding to each process), lines which are longer than the terminal width are not fully visible (they are not wrapped on multiple lines).

How can I force line wrapping so that I can see the full commands (on multiple lines, if necessary) when running ps -f?

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View full commands in ps output

When running ps with the -f option (to see the command corresponding to each process), lines which are longer than the terminal width are not fully visible (they are not wrapped on multiple lines).

How can I force line wrapping so that I can see the full commands (on multiple lines, if necessary) when running ps -f?