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> If a process doesn't respond reasonably to SIGTERM, then you should consider removing it from your filesystem. I currently have a vim process that is running
by pyre 13y ago
> If a process doesn't respond reasonably to SIGTERM, then you should consider removing it from your filesystem.
I currently have a vim process that is running in the background and not responding to SIGTERM (so I'll probably SIGKILL it). Does this mean I need to find a new editor?
- fnordfnordfnord 13y agoI was also thinking that criteria might prune the filesystem a bit too much. Alternately, if you're a vim hater, "Another good reason to get rid of vim!"
- bostonpete 13y agoEMACS responds to SIGTERM. Just sayin... :-)
- pyre 13y agoVim responds to SIGTERM while in the foreground, but if I suspend it (e.g. C-z), it does not respond. If I send a SIGTERM to a suspended Vim process, it does respond immediately after I foreground the process.