05-cmdline: do not link to a page about kill #228
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There is no need to refer to search through ps aux output, and the page that was linked wasn't even particularly useful, since 'kill %' works nicely under most shells. Linked page also suggested using ctrl-alt-esc, which (I'm guessing) invokes something equivalent to xkill in some graphical environments. Using this would likely terminate the terminal or Rstudio, which is definitely not what we want.
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There is no need to refer to search through ps aux output, and the
page that was linked wasn't even particularly useful, since 'kill %'
works nicely under most shells. Linked page also suggested using
ctrl-alt-esc, which (I'm guessing) invokes something equivalent to
xkill in some graphical environments. Using this would likely
terminate the terminal or Rstudio, which is definitely not what we
want.