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Yeah the historical question still interests me. Did V9 really originate negative pid killing via /bin/kill, or did System V or SunOS already have it? If the main use case was shell job control, maybe there wasn't yet a good reason to expose it. The extent of my spelunking for the post was TUHS, the unix-history-repo, and playing around with kill on old unixes in the browser via v86.