Honestly I just wanted to check whether it's closed, because Slack has an icon in the tray.
Usually I am facing issues related to closing processes like vpn connections, third-party daemons, because they don't have icons or GUI, so we can't be sure whether it's closed or not!
The problem with daemons is that they are usually controller by the init system (upstart or systemd) generally. So once you kill it, the init system will respawn it. You will have to stop it from the init system
systemctl stop sshd.service
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Honestly I just wanted to check whether it's closed, because
Slackhas an icon in the tray.Usually I am facing issues related to closing processes like
vpn connections,third-party daemons, because they don't have icons or GUI, so we can't be sure whether it's closed or not!The problem with daemons is that they are usually controller by the init system (upstart or systemd) generally. So once you kill it, the init system will respawn it. You will have to stop it from the init system