lslogins
displays detailed information about user accounts on a Linux system including
TLDR
Display all users
$ lslogins
Display users in specific group$ lslogins --groups [group]
Display user accounts only$ lslogins --user-accs
Display system accounts$ lslogins --system-accs
Display last logins$ lslogins --last
Display supplementary groups$ lslogins --supp-groups
SYNOPSIS
lslogins [options] [username...]
DESCRIPTION
lslogins displays detailed information about user accounts on a Linux system including login times, password status, and group memberships. It provides more detail than traditional tools like who or w.
PARAMETERS
-g, --groups GROUPS
Show users in specified groups-u, --user-accs
Show user (non-system) accounts only-s, --system-accs
Show system accounts only-L, --last
Show last login information-G, --supp-groups
Show supplementary groups-o, --output COLUMNS
Specify output columns-r, --raw
Raw output format-n, --noheadings
Suppress column headers