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?










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      When I run the kill -l command in Zsh and Bash, the results are different. Why is that?










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      kill -l output



      When I run the kill -l command in Zsh and Bash, the results are different. Why is that?







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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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              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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