Generate kill statements for all processes but the current terminal.

    This command is intended for situations where you launch lots of parallel
    processes, and something goes wrong.  But the nature of the failure does
    not end the processes.  You then need to kill lots of processes yourself.

    This script will NOT actually kill processes.  It follows the rule of not
    automating destructive actions.  It does everything up to that final
    step, but leaves it to you to actually execute the kill commands by
    pasting them in some terminal session.

    It is a bit of a blunt instrument.  The only thing it tries not to kill
    is your terminal and things that are likely part of your interactive
    session, such as security daemons.  Everything else gets on the list.


Examples:

    > bail
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    -- List the commands to kill all but the current terminal.
    --
    198|199 are security processes and not listed.
    202|5468|5469|5470|5471|5472 are your current terminal and not listed.
    kill -9 32
    kill -9 34
    kill -9 203
    kill -9 5473
    kill -9 5474
    kill -9 5475
    kill -9 5476
    kill -9 5477
    kill -9 5478


Usage: bail <action:list> # Where action is:

    help  Help by showing these instructions.
    list  List the commands to kill all but the current terminal.  [default]