Fuck off whatever process you want on your PC. (Linux/Windows)
This little script make you able to quit scripts from CMD/Terminal really awesome way.
- Download as ZIP
- Unzip and open windows folder
- Create folder C:\CustomCommands
- Open Computer and right-click on any white space, then select properties from the context menu.
- When the System section of Control Panel opens, click on the Advanced system settings hyperlink in the left hand pane.
- Then you will need to click on the Environment Variables button.
- In order to add an entry to your path, you need to precede the folder name with a semi-colon. For example, if i want to add the CustomCommands folder which is on the root of your C drive to my path i would the following to the end of the Variable value field:
;C:\CustomCommands
- Copy fuck.bat into C:\CustomCommands (probably need admin permissions)
- Restart
- Open CMD (Start - Run, type:
cmd
) - Use command below
fuck [you...] process_name
Kills process_name
. The you
is optional.
- Download as ZIP
- Unzip and open linux folder
- Copy .bash_aliases into /home/your_user_name/
If you already have .bash_aliases file, simply open it in Gedit and copy/paste fuck function
If command is not run, make sure that you have uncommented this code in .bashrc file.
if [ -f ~/.bash_aliases ]; then
. ~/.bash_aliases
fi
File is located in ~/.bashrc (/home/your_user_name)
- Open Terminal
- Use command below
fuck [you...] process_name
Kills process_name
. The you
is optional.
- Download as ZIP
- Unzip and open macos folder
- Copy .bash_aliases into ~
If you already have ~/.bash_aliases file, simply open it in Nano/VIM... and copy/paste fuck function
If command is not run, make sure that you have uncommented this code in ~/.profile file.
if [ -f ~/.bash_aliases ]; then
. ~/.bash_aliases
fi
File is located in ~/.profile (/home/your_user_name)
- Open Terminal
- Use command below
fuck [you...] process_name (leading with Big latter)
Kills process_name
. The you
is optional.