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2008-10-20
, 19:47
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@ norway
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load applet for the statusbar?
also i think holding down the "escape" key is supposed to force a quit of the app, but im not sure if it works on hanged ones...
also i think holding down the "escape" key is supposed to force a quit of the app, but im not sure if it works on hanged ones...
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2008-10-20
, 19:56
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@ Looking at y'all and sighing
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killall <program>
sigkill;
killall -9 <program>
But like tso says, easier to use load applet unless you tend to run programs as root. htop is also nice to have too.
sigkill;
killall -9 <program>
But like tso says, easier to use load applet unless you tend to run programs as root. htop is also nice to have too.
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2008-10-20
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If it's a GUI app and you click on the close X in the corner, it should either close, or after a short time out you will be asked if you want to kill the app in question.
I've started to try out more programs and some times I push it to hard and programs hang or crash.
On my Mac I would force quit, is there a similar function for OS2008?
Thanks
Steve