tidled

As someone who's used Perl in the past, I found tidled to be a really useful idle terminal monitor. It essentially acts as a daemon that monitors and kills terminal sessions that have been idle for too long, which is especially helpful when looking to clear up processes that have been left hanging after a user has been ungracefully disconnected from a server.

Using tidled is pretty straightforward. You simply input the command "tidled [-OPTIONS [-MORE_OPTIONS]] [--] [PROGRAM_ARG1 ...]" and can take advantage of several single-character options, including -c, -d, and -n, which you can merge together as needed. One cool feature of tidled is that space isn't required between options and their arguments.

If you're looking for more details, you can always run "perldoc -F ./tidled", which should give you all the information you need. The only downside is that while tidled is backwards compatible, you may run into issues with opening the /etc/tidled.conf file, depending on your setup. Overall, I'd definitely recommend tidled to any Perl users in need of a reliable idle terminal monitor.