Linux Construct a similar process tree on using pstree. You can store it in a file using redirection: pstree > hw3tree. Print it out and turn it in pdf form. Note that just using pstree may not be easy to read. So use the -A option to print it using ASCII. You can also use the -p option to print the PIDs as well. For other options see inetd pid=140 telnetdaemon pid=7776 Sched pid=0 init pageout fsflush pid=1 pid=2 pid=3 dtlogin pid=251 Xsession pid=294 Csh pid=7778 sdt shel pid=340 emacs Netscape pid=7785 pid=8105 Csh pid=1400 pid=2123 cat pid=2536