I've tried altering my logout script by using
killall to shut down the problem processes before using slay, by
switching to pkill or plain old kill, but those processes are still left
running. However, if you log into a shell as the same user that has
those running processes, and run the logout script, all the processes
are killed off as they should be.
I use gdm/icewm, I don't know about slay, etc. but
I use the following and has always worked for killing
all the users processes.
menu
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prog "Logout" logout /usr/local/bin/killicewm
/usr/local/bin/killicewm
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#!/bin/sh
exec killall icewm
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