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Romeo Ninov
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The programs you mention (kill, killall and pkill) with high probability have different authors. And each author decide how to provide help to the user. You can't expect they will have same command line, same options.

You should get in mind some people (including me) read man pages on the OS they work now to avoid entering wrong command :). Read the man page for killall for Linux, Solaris and AIX and you will be surprised

The programs you mention (kill, killall and pkill) with high probability have different authors. And each author decide how to provide help to the user. You can't expect they will have same command line, same options.

You should get in mind some people (including me) read man pages on the OS they work now to avoid entering wrong command :)

The programs you mention (kill, killall and pkill) with high probability have different authors. And each author decide how to provide help to the user. You can't expect they will have same command line, same options.

You should get in mind some people (including me) read man pages on the OS they work now to avoid entering wrong command :). Read the man page for killall for Linux, Solaris and AIX and you will be surprised

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Romeo Ninov
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The programs you mention (kill, killall and pkill) with high probability have different authors. And each author decide how to provide help to the user. You can't expect they will have same command line, same options.

You should get in mind some people (including me) read man pages on the OS they work now to avoid entering wrong command :)