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Fuck!

Fuck off whatever process you want on your PC. (Linux/Windows)

Description

This little script make you able to quit scripts from CMD/Terminal really awesome way.

ScreenShot

Windows Installation (Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 8.1/Windows 10)

  1. Download as ZIP
  2. Unzip and open windows folder
  3. Create folder C:\CustomCommands
  4. Open Computer and right-click on any white space, then select properties from the context menu.
  5. When the System section of Control Panel opens, click on the Advanced system settings hyperlink in the left hand pane.
  6. Then you will need to click on the Environment Variables button.
  7. 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
  1. Copy fuck.bat into C:\CustomCommands (probably need admin permissions)
  2. Restart

Usage

  1. Open CMD (Start - Run, type: cmd)
  2. Use command below
fuck [you...] process_name

Kills process_name. The you is optional.

Linux Installation

  1. Download as ZIP
  2. Unzip and open linux folder
  3. 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)

Usage

  1. Open Terminal
  2. Use command below
fuck [you...] process_name

Kills process_name. The you is optional.

MAC OS Installation

  1. Download as ZIP
  2. Unzip and open macos folder
  3. 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)

Usage

  1. Open Terminal
  2. Use command below
fuck [you...] process_name (leading with Big latter)

Kills process_name. The you is optional.