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The command tldr -p linux kill
is used to display a simplified and easy-to-understand explanation of the Linux kill
command. It utilizes the tldr
(Too Long; Didn't Read) utility, which provides succinct documentation and usage examples for various commands.
In this case, the kill
command is widely used in Linux to send a signal to a specified process, allowing users to control and manage processes running on their system. By default, the kill
command terminates a process, but it also has the flexibility to send different signals for specific actions.
Running tldr -p linux kill
will display a concise summary of how to use the kill
command in Linux, including the different options and signals that can be used to interact with processes effectively.