# Introduction In the glittering court of the Ming Dynasty, renowned for its architectural splendour and cultural prosperity, lived a renowned court painter, renowned for capturing the splendour and intricacies of court life on his canvases. Amidst the ornate palace gardens and pavilions, our painter faces an unexpected challenge. He must learn the ways of the 'Linux Garden', a metaphor for his many ongoing painting processes, and master the skill of carefully pruning overgrown branches, symbolised here as the termination of multiple processes using 'killall'. Our goal in this scenario is to simulate the painter's need for order in the Linux garden by teaching him how to efficiently and effectively manage multiple processes using the `killall` command. The lab will progress in such a way that the participant will feel as if they are the court painter, learning new skills to maintain the splendour of their digital garden in the same way they would manage their real one. Join us in this lab to discover the art of process management. Let's hone your Linux skills and keep your system's processes as meticulously tended as a Ming Dynasty imperial garden.
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