Please let me know. Thanks!
killall commands
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beansandjeans
killall commands
Hi all. Can anyone tell me if there's a list somewhere of "killall" commands for common software on mint. I know some of them are pretty obvious, but a little while ago my MintInstall software manager wasn't responding, and I tried a bunch of "killall"s, but nothing would kill it. Ended up having to reboot.
Please let me know. Thanks!
Please let me know. Thanks!
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Re: killall commands
I was going to type it out but Shawn Powers explains it much better 
http://www.linuxjournal.com/video/pkill ... snt-enough
http://www.linuxjournal.com/video/pkill ... snt-enough
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beansandjeans
Re: killall commands
Thanks Shane!
Sounds like with the "pkill" command you just need to get part of the name right, so that should make it a lot easier. I guess I just gotta be careful I don't type too little and accidentally kill the wrong process by mistake!
Sounds like with the "pkill" command you just need to get part of the name right, so that should make it a lot easier. I guess I just gotta be careful I don't type too little and accidentally kill the wrong process by mistake!
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DrHu
Re: killall commands
http://odzangba.wordpress.com/2008/11/1 ... lications/
--some distributions have included the kill runaway applications as a menu item..
--some distributions have included the kill runaway applications as a menu item..