Kill an Unresponsive Program in Gnome
I just switched to gnome and would like to know how to kill a program. In KDE you used Ctrl+Alt+Esc and Ctrl+Esc. I know Ctrl+Alt+Esc does something, but I really don't get it. What is the equivalent in Gnome?
Maybe programs don't crash in Gnome:Pengy: |
You can use a couple of methods:
1) Go to a command prompt and type: kill <app_name> 2) Run the 'xkill' program and click the application you want to kill (you can add this to your desktop, a menu, or just use a terminal if you have one open). |
Run xkill and click the window of the program which you want to kill.
If you are on a command mode only, you can use this. eg - Here's the sample for Mplayer Code:
mann@Manish:~$ ps -A | grep mplayer |
Thanks for the quick replies. I like the xkill.
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