When an application in suse CRASHES then how do I close it??
Everyone harps on about how reliable Linux is well i've had a few crashes (at the moment I'm trying to install a few different mirrors on my software source in Yast and it looks like YAST didn't like my selection.
Now I can't cloase the application and LINUX won't shut down is there feature like in XP where you can force an application to close |
just tell us properly or describe in more detail wat is happening or wat is the problem u r facing
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First of all, Linux is the kernel and has nothing to do with crashes of badly written applications.
To kill a process, from the commandline: $ top You will see a list of processes, type 'k' to kill one. |
Press Ctrl+Alt+Esc, this will change the cursor to a skull and cross bones, when you have this cursor clicking on the offending program will kill it. Note that this only works in KDE. Alternatively you can use System --> Monitor --> Performance Monitor (KSysGuard), this is like the windows task manager
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My question is is there a way of forcing an application that misbehaves to close while using SUSE?(Like in XP where you can press ctl alt del and close the applications one by one)
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Thank you very much for the quick replies!!!
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I love those crossbones!!
Thanks |
Thanks again kde system guard is prety good too!
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