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DopeGhoti
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CTRL + DCtrl-D will exit a shell in many cases. It is quicker than typing exit <Enter>Enter. It's still not a single command to terminate everything, but holding CTRLCtrl and hitting DD several times is easier and faster. Not sure how valuable this is for your use case.

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CTRL + D will exit a shell in many cases. It is quicker than typing exit <Enter>. It's still not a single command to terminate everything, but holding CTRL and hitting D several times is easier and faster. Not sure how valuable this is for your use case.

Discussed in detail here.

Ctrl-D will exit a shell in many cases. It is quicker than typing exit Enter. It's still not a single command to terminate everything, but holding Ctrl and hitting D several times is easier and faster. Not sure how valuable this is for your use case.

Discussed in detail here.

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0xSheepdog
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CTRL + D will exit a shell in many cases. It is quicker than typing exit <Enter>. It's still not a single command to terminate everything, but holding CTRL and hitting D several times is easier and faster. Not sure how valuable this is for your use case.

Discussed in detail here.