Yes, I concur. Funny was how all the other versions got it right and not the King James Version... it is not practical to suggest killing was banned when just a few verses below the commandments was listed reasons to put a person to death.
The KJV got it right. 'Though shalt not kill' means 'thou shalt not murder', in English and old English. It CAN mean kill, but if that were the commandment, you would have to be careful not to step on ants.
The argument otherwise in nothing but a kerfluffel.