to know users' time on the PC

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to know users' time on the PC

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As my computer has several users, how would I know how many times and how long has each user been using the PC? I remember that there was a command line but I simply forgot. Any help?
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Re: to know users' time on the PC

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Hi danbar,

Perhaps you are thinking of the "w" command?

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Re: to know users' time on the PC

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I thought it was last reboot or users but they are not the right commands.
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Re: to know users' time on the PC

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Re: to know users' time on the PC

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I think that was the right answer. thanks. Problem solved.
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