> Erick Branderhorst writes ("New package: die"):
> > Description:
> > die: Kill a job by process name, instead of number.
>
> Can I ask a stupid question ? In what way does this program differ
> from `killall', and wouldn't it be better to i
>Having lots of packages is good, but half a dozen (probably often
>poor) implementations of the same tiny script in half a dozen
>different packages doesn't seem optimal to me.
Of course, there is always...
alias zap 'kill \!:2* `ps -e | grep \!^ | grep -v grep | awk \{print\ \$1\}`'
Crude, bu
On Thu, 23 Nov 1995, Ian Jackson wrote:
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> I Having lots of packages is good, but half a dozen (probably often
> poor) implementations of the same tiny script in half a dozen
> different packages doesn't seem optimal to me.
I'd expect a rash of package contributions as hordes of new
debian
Erick Branderhorst writes ("New package: die"):
> Description:
> die: Kill a job by process name, instead of number.
Can I ask a stupid question ? In what way does this program differ
from `killall', and wouldn't it be better to integrate this a bit
better in
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