slay is a command line tool written by Chris Ausbrooks to kill all running processes of a specified user. slay is very useful for system administrators to find users who should not be running processes. s lay has official repositories in most distributions. Install Ubuntu and its derivatives
Arch Linux and its derivatives
Fedora and its derivatives
usageYou should have administrator privileges to use slay. To kill a specific user's process, you would:
For example: I want to kill all processes of user amitooo .
When slay finishes running, you should see feedback. Cool, right?! |
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