On Sun, 26 Dec 1999, Waldo Bastian wrote:

> Instead of "kedit" it now gets listed as "kinit: kedit". You just can't 
> use "killall -9 kedit" but have to use "kill -9 <pid>". If you use a 
> program like "ktop" this is unlikely to affect you at all. You just 
> need to be aware of this when working from the shell.

killall -m kedit

works fine here.  If you're on a true SysV box you wouldn't want to run
killall anyways.

- alex