How to show current logged in users in Linux

You can use the w command to show the current logged-in users on a Linux system:

This command will show the following information for each user:

• USER: the username of the user.
• TTY: the terminal associated with the user.
• FROM: the hostname or IP address from which the user logged in.
• LOGIN@: the time when the user logged in.
• IDLE: the time the user has been idle.
• JCPU: the time used by all processes attached to the terminal.
• PCPU: the time used by the current process attached to the terminal.
• WHAT: the command being executed by the user.

You can also use the who command to show the current logged-in users:

This command will show the following information for each user:

• NAME: the username of the user.
• LINE: the terminal associated with the user.
• TIME: the time when the user logged in.
• IDLE: the time the user has been idle (if supported by the terminal).
• HOST: the hostname or IP address from which the user logged in (if supported by the terminal).