Description: The ‘users’ command in BusyBox is a tool that allows printing a list of users currently logged into the system in the terminal. This command is especially useful in system administration environments, where it is crucial to have visibility over who is using the system at any given moment. The output of the command includes information about usernames as well as connection times, allowing administrators to monitor user activity and manage resources more efficiently. Additionally, ‘users’ is part of BusyBox, a collection of Unix utilities that are grouped into a single executable, making it ideal for embedded systems and environments with limited resources. The simplicity and functionality of this command make it an essential tool for system administration, facilitating monitoring and control of access to system resources.
