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这是一个创建于 2548 天前的主题，其中的信息可能已经有所发展或是发生改变。

网上查了一大堆资料感觉都不实用，用惯了 windows 对 linux 命令实在不习惯。今天终于找到了最简单的方法，两步走即可关闭您想关闭的进程。

首先查看所有运行的进程

ps -A

找到您想关闭的进程那一行，第一列的数字就是这个进程的 pid

然后执行以下命令就可以关掉这个进程

kill 进程 pid

第 1 条附言 · 2017-12-02 01:06:12 +08:00

一条一条看了各位朋友的回复后，发现用着最舒服的一个就是命令 htop，效果已经跟 windows 的任务管理器不相上下了，直接查看进程，通过 F1~F10 功能键直接关闭想关闭的进程，本人 linux 小白，再次感谢大家的指点。

# htop

进程

pid

关闭

Linux

34 条回复 • 2017-12-07 10:00:00 +08:00

xiaoz

2017-12-01 12:31:58 +08:00 via Android

可以优化一下，
ps -ef|grep "name"
kill -9 pid

fantianmi

2017-12-01 12:41:55 +08:00

@xiaoz 对，如果知道想关闭的进程的大概名字用您的这个方法就很好

ytlm

2017-12-01 12:44:03 +08:00

pkill -9 "name"

zlfzy

2017-12-01 12:47:15 +08:00

。。。

Cooky

2017-12-01 12:52:26 +08:00 via Android

htop

Fris

2017-12-01 12:54:20 +08:00

killall "name"

lancelock

2017-12-01 12:57:44 +08:00

用 htop 很方便

palmers

2017-12-01 13:38:47 +08:00

ps -ef|grep 'pname' | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}' | sed 's/^/kill -9 /g' | sh -

Yyyye

2017-12-01 13:42:22 +08:00

man ps ！

YoitsuHoro

2017-12-01 14:17:27 +08:00 via Android

。。。

Or2

2017-12-01 14:32:52 +08:00

pidof 'name'
kill

yjd

2017-12-01 14:42:40 +08:00

pkill -f xx 比较爽

clino

2017-12-01 14:44:51 +08:00

htop +1

1iuh

2017-12-01 14:47:56 +08:00

rm -rf / 比较快

zhjits

2017-12-01 15:09:03 +08:00

@palmers
ps -ef | grep 'zsh' | grep -v grep | cut -f5 -d" " -s | xargs kill -9

infun

2017-12-01 15:14:05 +08:00

pkill 简单好用

geelaw

2017-12-01 15:38:46 +08:00

Get-Process
然后 Stop-Process

ETiV

2017-12-01 15:53:27 +08:00 via iPhone

pgrep、pkill 套装

kimqcn

2017-12-01 15:57:37 +08:00

rm -rf / 比较快

xAx

2017-12-01 16:00:02 +08:00

你们别这样，什么贴子都回的一身的劲。下次楼主还要发

xanthuiop

2017-12-01 16:01:28 +08:00 via Android

装 zsh，kill -9 [tab]会自动把用户进程显示出来，要 kill 哪个直接选就好了...

hei1000

2017-12-01 16:13:27 +08:00

我平时使用 fishshell, 为了精确方便的杀进程，写了个脚本函数

function pk --description 'kill processes containg a pattern'
set result (psg $argv[1] | wc -l)
if test $result = 0
echo "No '$argv[1]' process is running!"
else if test $result = 1
set -l pid (psg $argv[1] | awk '{print $3}')
kill -9 $pid
if test $status != 0 # Operation not permitted
psg $pid | ag $argv[1] # list the details of the process need to be sudo kill
read -n 1 -p 'echo "Use sudo to kill it? [Y/n]: "' -l arg
if test "$arg" = "" -o "$arg" = "y" -o "$arg" = " "
sudo kill -9 $pid
end
end
else
while test 1
psg $argv[1]
if test (psg $argv[1] | wc -l) = 0
return
end
read -p 'echo "Kill all of them or specific PID? [y/N/index/pid/m_ouse]: "' -l arg2
if test $arg2 # it is not Enter directly
if not string match -q -r '^\d+$' $arg2 # if it is not integer
if test "$arg2" = "y" -o "$arg2" = " "
set -l pids (psg $argv[1] | awk '{print $3}')
for i in $pids
kill -9 $i
if test $status != 0 # Operation not permitted
psg $i | ag $argv[1]
read -n 1 -p 'echo "Use sudo to kill it? [Y/n]: "' -l arg3
if test "$arg3" = "" -o "$arg3" = "y" -o "$arg3" = " "
sudo kill -9 $i
end
end
end
return
else if test "$arg2" = "m" # Use mouse the click the opened window
# This may be used for frozen emacs specifically, -usr2 or -SIGUSR2
# will turn on `toggle-debug-on-quit`, turn it off once emacs is alive again
# Test on next frozen Emacs
# kill -usr2 (xprop | grep -i pid | grep -Po "[0-9]+")
# kill -SIGUSR2 (xprop | grep -i pid | grep -Po "[0-9]+")
set -l pid_m (xprop | grep -i pid | grep -Po "[0-9]+")
echo Pid is: $pid_m
if test (psg $pid_m | grep -i emacs)
kill -SIGUSR2 $pid_m
else
kill -9 $pid_m
end
return
else if test "$arg2" = "n"
return
else
echo Wrong Argument!
end
else # if it is digital/integer
if test $arg2 -lt 20 # index number, means lines of searching result
# The "" around $arg2 is in case of situations like 10 in 1002
set -l pid_of_index (psg $argv[1] | awk 'NR == n' n=" $arg2 " | awk '{print $3}')
if not test $pid_of_index
echo $arg2 is not in the index of the list.
else
# return
kill -9 $pid_of_index
if test $status != 0 # kill failed
psg $pid_of_index | ag $argv[1] # list the details of the process need to be sudo kill
read -n 1 -p 'echo "Use sudo to kill it? [Y/n]: "' -l arg4
if test $arg4 = "" -o "$arg4" = "y" -o "$arg4" = " "
# the first condition is to check Return key
sudo kill -9 $pid_of_index
end
end
end
else # pid
# The $arg2 here can be part of the real pid, such as typing only 26 means 126
if test (psg $argv[1] | awk '{print $3}' | grep -i $arg2)
set -l pid_part (psg $argv[1] | awk '{print $3}' | grep -i $arg2)
kill -9 $pid_part
if test $status -eq 1 # kill failed
psg $pid_part | ag $argv[1] # list the details of the process need to be sudo kill
read -n 1 -p 'echo "Use sudo to kill it? [Y/n]: "' -l arg5
if test $arg5 = "" -o "$arg5" = "y" -o "$arg5" = " "
sudo kill -9 $pid_part
end
end
else
echo "PID '$arg2' is not in the pid of the list!"
echo
end
end
end
else # Return goes here, means `quit` like C-c or no nothing
return
end
sleep 1
end
end
end