list-processes command shows processes from other users

[sywhang]

We may see processes from other users. For example:

sywhang@suwhang-ubuntu:~/diagnostics/src/Tools/dotnet-counters$ dotnet run list-processes
     11501 custom-counter [Elevated process - cannot determine path]
      1120 dotnet     /home/sywhang/dotnet/dotnet
     11158 dotnet     [Elevated process - cannot determine path]
     11171 dotnet     [Elevated process - cannot determine path]
     11188 dotnet     [Elevated process - cannot determine path]
     11748 dotnet     /home/sywhang/dotnet/dotnet
     11803 dotnet     /home/sywhang/dotnet/dotnet
     30112 dotnet     [Elevated process - cannot determine path]
     30125 dotnet     [Elevated process - cannot determine path]
     30142 dotnet     [Elevated process - cannot determine path]

We should probably add a separate command or an option that lets users specify to filter out processes that doesn't belong to the user.

[AniAchar]

Should this be on Linux alone? Should this work on Windows also?

Should there be an ability to filter users for a specific user or should it just filter on the current user? Something like the ps command in Linux would by default display only the current user's processes. Only when additional options are passed, will it display all or specific user's.

Should the default behavior be to display the current user and to look at other users, specify an additional option. Should that be the other way around? That is by default display all the users and when option is used, show current user only.