How can you view scheduled tasks in Linux?

In a Linux system, you can view scheduled tasks using the following methods:

1. You can use the crontab command: crontab -l to view a list of scheduled tasks for the current user.
2. Check the system-level scheduled tasks: Use the ls command to view directories such as cron.d and cron.daily located in the /etc directory, where system-level scheduled tasks are stored.
3. To view system-level scheduled tasks, you can use the ls command to see the files in the /etc/cron.d directory, which contain the system-level scheduled tasks.
4. You can use the systemctl command: systemctl list-timers to view running timer tasks.
5. With the anacron command “anacron -t,” you can view the next scheduled time for anacron tasks.

The above are all methods to view scheduled tasks in the command line, and you can also view and modify scheduled tasks by editing the corresponding configuration files.