killall(1)

I think this command needs to support a -Q switch that does the following:

- Outputs nothing if no processes were killed (like -q)
- Returns exit code 0 if no processes were killed (unlike -q)

Good with you all?

>>8
Anyway, consider yourself lucky if you can get that as a GNU extension^[1] in coreutils that will get released next year. I mean, it will work only in your computer.

^[1]I'm 99% sure it will get rejected. It's 2008, everything has been written already and you can't add extensions anymore.