‘ps’ actually only shows you the tasks started in that shell. To see all running tasks, use:
Code:
ps aux
You can then use ‘kill PID’ or ‘killall <process-name>’. Note that the latter will, of course, end all instances of that application.
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‘ps’ actually only shows you the tasks started in that shell. To see all running tasks, use:
ps aux
You can then use ‘kill PID’ or ‘killall <process-name>’. Note that the latter will, of course, end all instances of that application.