Give a bash command that runs "ps -ef" , but only displays items whose UID is...

Give a bash command that runs "ps -ef" , but only displays items whose UID is not equal to root

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Command:

ps -ef | grep -v root

This will excluide all the UIDs with root.

ps -ef is the default one which will include root

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