Linux Command Line (63) kill process
We can kill a process in top by pressing the "k" key, then typing in the PID and pressing enter to confirm. Standard Linux users can only kill their own jobs. privileged Linux users can kill their own processes and other Linux users processes. Privileged users can not kill processes started by the kernel.
To kill a process from the command line we would type the full word kill then the PID of the process we want to kill. If the process does not stop, we can add -9 to the kill command to stop the process. We should always try kill before kill -9. Kill -9 could leave some files in an improper state.
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