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In windows you can close any program at any time with CTRL+ALT+Delete. | In windows you can close any program at any time with CTRL+ALT+Delete. | ||
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=== KillAll === | === KillAll === | ||
Also you can kill a program on the console by giving the command in Terminal | Also you can kill a program on the console by giving the command in Terminal | ||
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sudo killall application_name | sudo killall application_name | ||
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=== Kill === | === Kill === | ||
You can also just use kill. Find which PID your progam has | You can also just use kill. Find which PID your progam has | ||
| − | + | <pre>ps -aux</pre> | |
then kill it by typing | then kill it by typing | ||
| − | + | <pre>sudo kill PIDnr</pre> | |
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=== KDE Process Table === | === KDE Process Table === | ||
Latest revision as of 14:06, 30 November 2010
In windows you can close any program at any time with CTRL+ALT+Delete.
This combination does not work in Pardus, and alltough Pardus is as stable as steel, sometimes a program just freezes.
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Xkill
To close this program press: CTRL+ALT+Esc, and a skull will appear as cursor, with this you can close any window you choose, for sure! Just click on the window that you want to terminate!
KillAll
Also you can kill a program on the console by giving the command in Terminal
sudo killall application_name
Kill
You can also just use kill. Find which PID your progam has
ps -aux
then kill it by typing
sudo kill PIDnr
KDE Process Table
Only working in KDE. It's almost like the Task Manager in Windows. Try Ctrl + Esc to open the ProcessTable or press Ctrl+Alt+Esc. When the cursor is skull based click on the program you want to kill.
