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# Linux gitps Command [ Linux Command Manual](#) The Linux gitps command is used to report process status. gitps (GNU interactive tools process status) is a command used to report and manage process execution. Basically, it reports and manages processes through the ps command, and can also interrupt or delete unnecessary processes at any time via the gitps command. Since the gitps command executes the ps command, its parameters are quite similar to those of the ps command. ### Syntax gitps **Parameter Description**: * a Displays all processes under the current terminal, including processes of other users. * c When listing processes, displays the actual command name of each process, excluding the path, parameters, or resident service identifier. * e When listing processes, displays the environment variables used by each process. * f Displays a tree structure using ASCII characters to represent the relationships between processes. * g Displays all processes under the current terminal, including processes of group leaders. * j Displays process status in job control format. * l Displays process status in long format. * n Represents the USER and WCHAN fields numerically. * p Specifies a process ID and lists the status of that process. * r Lists only the processes currently running under the current terminal. * s Displays process status in signal format. * S When listing processes, includes information about interrupted child processes. * t Specifies a terminal number and lists the status of processes belonging to that terminal. * T Displays all processes under the current terminal. * u Displays process status in a user-oriented format. * U Lists the status of processes belonging to that user. * v Displays process status in virtual memory format. * w Displays process status in wide format. * x Displays all processes, not distinguished by terminal. * X Displays process status in the old Linux i386 login format. ### Example Display information for a specified user # gitps hnlinux [ Linux Command Manual](#)