Linux commands you NEED TO KNOW. FZF and kill #coding #linuxcommands #linux

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This is how you kill a linux process, the easy way.

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pkill-f <name>

Why go the hard way…

chrisbogausch

Neat, I need to give 'fzf' some consideration. Until then, I'd probably stick to 'pgrep' / 'pkill' for this specific use case.

nihil

I would avoid Kill -9 as the first signal sent to a process. Recommend kill HUP and TERM first since there's a chance the process could clean up before exiting. Kill -9 never cleans up so should be the last resort

ksbs

Never knew this existed. Thanks for sharing! Super useful!!

therealslimaddy

seems like htop+filter(f4 within htop)

akirafurude

Nice, been using CLI for years and understanding this is a gift, thank you nerd 👍

MiltonSanchez-bxne

pkill would do that just fine. Also try not to kill a process with -9 unless it was unresponsive.

mhd

With Fish you can do kill -9 then hit Shift + Tab which does much the same thing but without fzf.

willadams

Congratulations, you've just earned the Useless Use of Kill -9 Award.

TheLukasz

What about killall? Fzf is nice, btw, thanks

LuisCardozoC

Does tmux require some extra config for this work or is it my setup that behaving weird? I'm getting the correct behaviour in my command line when not in a tmux session. **<tab> and an fzf search opens. But then in tmux the same thing just auto completes to all the files in the current dir.

yvescb