To view the threads for a running process that is creating threads in a Linux OS, you can use various command-line tools. Here are a couple of methods using `ps` and `htop`:
1. **Using `ps`**:
Open a terminal and use the `ps` command with the `-T` option to list the threads of a specific process. Replace `PID` with the process ID of the running process:
```bash
ps -T -p PID
```
This command will display a list of threads associated with the given process.
2. **Using `htop`**:
If you prefer a more interactive and user-friendly way to view threads, you can use `htop`, a process viewer. First, install it if you don't already have it:
```bash
sudo apt-get install htop # For Debian/Ubuntu
```
Next, run `htop` and find the process by scrolling through the list of processes. Once you've located the process, select it. By default, `htop` will display the threads associated with that process.
Keep in mind that `htop` provides a dynamic, real-time view of your system's processes, which can be useful for monitoring and managing threads.
These methods should help you view the threads associated with a running process on a Linux OS.