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  oom         OOM       Out of Memory Score. The value, ranging from 0  to
                             +1000,  used to select task(s) to kill when memory
                             is exhausted.

       oomadj      OOMADJ    Out of Memory  Adjustment  Factor.  The  value  is
                             added  to the current out of memory score which is
                             then used to determine which  task  to  kill  when
                             memory is exhausted.

       ouid        OWNER     displays  the Unix user identifier of the owner of
                             the session of a process, if systemd  support  has
                             been included.

       pcpu        %CPU      see %cpu.  (alias %cpu).

       pending     PENDING   mask   of  the  pending  signals.  See  signal(7).
                             Signals pending on the process are  distinct  from
                             signals  pending on individual threads.  Use the m
                             option or the -m option to see both.  According to
                             the width of the field, a 32 or 64  bits  mask  in
                             hexadecimal format is displayed.  (alias sig).

       pgid        PGID      process  group ID or, equivalently, the process ID
                             of the process group leader.  (alias pgrp).

       pgrp        PGRP      see pgid.  (alias pgid).

       pid         PID       a number representing the process ID (alias tgid).

       pidns       PIDNS     Unique inode number describing the  namespace  the
                             process belongs to.  See namespaces(7).

       pmem        %MEM      see %mem.  (alias %mem).

       policy      POL       scheduling   class   of   the   process.    (alias
                             class, cls).  Possible values are:

                                      -    not reported
                                      TS   SCHED_OTHER
                                      FF   SCHED_FIFO
                                      RR   SCHED_RR
                                      B    SCHED_BATCH
                                      ISO  SCHED_ISO
                                      IDL  SCHED_IDLE
                                      DLN  SCHED_DEADLINE
                                      ?    unknown value

       ppid        PPID      parent process ID.

       pri         PRI       priority of  the  process.   Higher  number  means
                             higher priority.

       psr         PSR       processor that process last executed on.

       pss         PSS       Proportional  share size, the non‐swapped physical
                             memory,   with   shared   memory    proportionally
                             accounted to all tasks mapping it.

       rbytes      RBYTES    Number  of  bytes  which  this  process really did
                             cause to be fetched from the storage layer.

       rchars      RCHARS    Number of bytes which this task has caused  to  be
                             read from storage.

       rgid        RGID      real group ID.

       rgroup      RGROUP    real  group  name.  This will be the textual group
                             ID, if it can be  obtained  and  the  field  width
                             permits, or a decimal representation otherwise.

       rops        ROPS      Number  of  read  I/O  operations—that  is, system
                             calls such as read(2) and pread(2).

       rss         RSS       resident set size, the non-swapped physical memory
                             that a  task  has  used  (in  kiloBytes).   (alias
                             rssize, rsz).

       rssize      RSS       see rss.  (alias rss, rsz).

       rsz         RSZ       see rss.  (alias rss, rssize).

       rtprio      RTPRIO    realtime priority.

       ruid        RUID      real user ID.

       ruser       RUSER     real  user

Title: ps - Standard Format Specifiers (Continued)
Summary
Continuing the list of standard format specifiers for the `ps` command, this section covers: out-of-memory parameters (oom, oomadj), session owner's UID (ouid), CPU and memory usage (%cpu, %mem), pending signals (pending), process and process group IDs (pgid, pid, ppid), namespace ID (pidns), scheduling policy (policy), priority (pri), processor (psr), proportional set size (pss), read I/O statistics (rbytes, rchars, rops), resident set size (rss), realtime priority (rtprio), and real user and group IDs (ruid, ruser, rgid, rgroup).