Not bad, but one big criticism, never do a 'kill -9' first, that will stop the program from cleaning up after itself if killed using -9.
Use one of these instead:
-TERM then wait, if not
-INT then wait, if not
-HUP then wait, if not
-ABRT
If you are sure all of these fail, then use -9 (-KILL). But assume the program has a major bug and try and find another program that will do the same task and use that instead.
My most used windows command is, and will always be, `ls`.
Then I'm reminded that it's not a know file or directory.
findstr is an underappreciated command line tool. I use it a lot
I recently had a similar idea. https://github.com/Water-Run/Cmdset
Not bad, but one big criticism, never do a 'kill -9' first, that will stop the program from cleaning up after itself if killed using -9.
Use one of these instead:
If you are sure all of these fail, then use -9 (-KILL). But assume the program has a major bug and try and find another program that will do the same task and use that instead.ok, but how do i get the only linux command i know?
ctrl+r
CTRL-ALT-DEL?