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Location: The People's Republic of Lumps in my Oatmeal!
Distribution: Mepis 3.2.1-1
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task management...
I was just wondering what the madrake equivilent of the task manager is and how to use it. I have been having problems with some unruly programs, and I have had to reboot every time... There has to be some way to kill them!
Originally posted by tkedwards In KDE press ctrl+esc and you'll get a GUI task manager. Its also in the menus under System->Monitoring or something.
There are also plenty of terminal programs (top, kill, killall, pkill, ps) if you prefer the command line.
Thanks for that tkedwards. I never realized that was there and I have been using Linux for over 6 months. A very handy way indeed to find PID numbers as well.
Location: The People's Republic of Lumps in my Oatmeal!
Distribution: Mepis 3.2.1-1
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Originally posted by tkedwards In KDE press ctrl+esc and you'll get a GUI task manager. Its also in the menus under System->Monitoring or something.
There are also plenty of terminal programs (top, kill, killall, pkill, ps) if you prefer the command line.
Hey thanks! That helps a lot! I think I am pretty close to gettting the gui down in linux. All I need to do now is learn all the unix code so I can effectively use the console and I am set!
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