An illustration on how killing a task works on Windows vs Linux
An illustration on how killing a task works on Windows vs Linux
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You don't just have to jump to kill -9 like that. At least give the misbehaving program a chance to get it's affairs in order and a chance to say goodbye to it's children with a standard kill command.
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Yeah, I rarely resort to a SIGKILL signal. I just thought this illustration was funny.
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I personally LOVE Linux SIGKILL as it can save me so much trouble. I was running puppy linux on a shitty old laptop and just browsing the internet could fill the RAM. Having this SIGKILL allowed me to immediately kill any offending program and surgically control what was open and what was closed with hotkeys (random script i wrote). I don't dream of even knowing what's actually open or closing on Windows.
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Aight, I will not use kill -9 I promise
Camera pans over keyboard with suspiciously worn down 4 key
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I love murder 🥰
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All fun and games until kill -9 hangs and dmesg is filling with kernel oops's.
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