Home News Wait Command in Linux with Examples By Bobbin Zachariah February 27, 2020 Wait is a shell command that waits for a given process to complete, then returns its exit status. Wait command is used to wait either particular process ID and job ID and return their termination status. Complete Story Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email Print Get the Free Newsletter! Subscribe to Developer Insider for top news, trends, & analysis Email Address By subscribing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Subscribe Must Read Developer Fwupd 2.0 Open-Source Linux Firmware Updater Released with Major Changes Developer PyGObject: A Guide to Creating Python GUI Applications on Linux Blog Fwupd 2.0: Major Changes and New Hardware Support Blog XFCE 4.20 Aims To Bring Preliminary Wayland Support Blog qBittorrent: A Lightweight, Feature-Rich BitTorrent Client for Linux