Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, CentOS Tutorials
Processes are the main part of the Ubuntu operating system in order to accomplish different tasks. A typical Ubuntu system runs lots of processes in daily routine. In some cases, we may need to kill a process in Ubuntu. There may be different reasons to kill or stop the process in Ubuntu. In this tutorial, … Read more
Linux is a process bound operating system where every taks and action is taken via processes. There are a lot of process for system and user related tasks. Daemons or service processes expected to be run in background continuously and user processes generally started and completed after complating tasks. But in some cases we may … Read more
Unix and Linux operating systems provide the nohup command in order to implement the nohup signal. The signal and command name are the same. The nohup command is created to prevent hop signal which is used to hang up . The hang-up signal kills all processes related to a user being killed after the user … Read more
The process is the core part of an operating system where jobs or tasks are completed by the processes. Processes run for single or multiple tasks to complete or serve for a long time. Killing processes is an action to end processes and stop it. The process can be killed in different ways with different … Read more