What the difference between the output of kill -l on Bash and Zsh?
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When I run the kill -l command in Zsh and Bash, the results are different. Why is that?
bash zsh kill
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When I run the kill -l command in Zsh and Bash, the results are different. Why is that?
bash zsh kill
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When I run the kill -l command in Zsh and Bash, the results are different. Why is that?
bash zsh kill
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When I run the kill -l command in Zsh and Bash, the results are different. Why is that?
bash zsh kill
bash zsh kill
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Zanna
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Use which command
as can be seen below, those are different implementation of kill. zsh uses an internal one.
zsh:
~ % which kill
kill: shell built-in command
bash:
~$ which kill
/bin/kill
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Use which command
as can be seen below, those are different implementation of kill. zsh uses an internal one.
zsh:
~ % which kill
kill: shell built-in command
bash:
~$ which kill
/bin/kill
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Use which command
as can be seen below, those are different implementation of kill. zsh uses an internal one.
zsh:
~ % which kill
kill: shell built-in command
bash:
~$ which kill
/bin/kill
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Use which command
as can be seen below, those are different implementation of kill. zsh uses an internal one.
zsh:
~ % which kill
kill: shell built-in command
bash:
~$ which kill
/bin/kill
answered Nov 24 at 15:41
niry
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Use which command
as can be seen below, those are different implementation of kill. zsh uses an internal one.
zsh:
~ % which kill
kill: shell built-in command
bash:
~$ which kill
/bin/kill
answered Nov 24 at 15:41
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answered Nov 24 at 15:41
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