How the Linux system shuts down unused processes

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This article describes how to shut down a process in the Linux operating system.

1. Open the ubuntu operating system and enter the terminal with ctrl+alt+t->.

2. Enter ps, and the command is used to view the currently running processes.

3. At present, there are three processes under the terminal: bash, a.out and ps.

PID TTY TIME CMD

2745 pts/1 00:00:00 bash

3960 pts/1 00:00:00 a.out

3961 pts/1 00:00:00

Ps We will shut down the a.out process.

4. Check the process number of the a.out process through ps. PID is 3960.

Kill-s 9 3960

You can close a.out, and if you want to shut down other processes, just change 3960 to the process number of another process.

5. Ps, you can see that the a.out process has been kill.

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