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# pstree --help
pstree: unrecognized option '--help'
Usage: pstree [ -a ] [ -c ] [ -h | -H PID ] [ -l ] [ -n ] [ -p ] [ -g ] [ -u ]
              [ -A | -G | -U ] [ PID | USER ]
       pstree -V
Display a tree of processes.

  -a, --arguments     show command line arguments
  -A, --ascii         use ASCII line drawing characters
  -c, --compact       don't compact identical subtrees
  -h, --highlight-all highlight current process and its ancestors
  -H PID,
  --highlight-pid=PID highlight this process and its ancestors
  -g, --show-pgids    show process group ids; implies -c
  -G, --vt100         use VT100 line drawing characters
  -l, --long          don't truncate long lines
  -n, --numeric-sort  sort output by PID
  -N type,
  --ns-sort=type      sort by namespace type (ipc, mnt, net, pid, user, uts)
  -p, --show-pids     show PIDs; implies -c
  -s, --show-parents  show parents of the selected process
  -S, --ns-changes    show namespace transitions
  -u, --uid-changes   show uid transitions
  -U, --unicode       use UTF-8 (Unicode) line drawing characters
  -V, --version       display version information
  -Z,
  --security-context   show SELinux security contexts
  PID    start at this PID; default is 1 (init)
  USER   show only trees rooted at processes of this user