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The command "pueue kill" is used to terminate or stop a running process managed by the Pueue (pronounced as "queue") task manager.

Pueue is a command-line utility that enables you to manage and organize long-running processes by queuing them and executing them one after another. It provides functionality similar to the "queue" concept where processes are executed in the order they were added to the queue.

The "pueue kill" command allows you to stop a running process that is being managed by Pueue. When you execute this command, you need to specify the ID or the index of the process you want to stop. The ID/index is a unique identifier assigned to each process by Pueue for tracking and management purposes.

By running "pueue kill <ID/index>", you are telling Pueue to send a termination signal to the specified process ID or index. The process will be gracefully stopped and removed from the queue.

This command can be useful if you want to stop a long-running process that you no longer require, or if you want to prioritize other processes in the queue.