El s�b, 08-12-2001 a las 16:14, Dave Sherman escribi�: > No, it's an old X process. I think it dates back a few weeks, when X > unexpectedly hung, and I was forced to hard-reboot (this is a laptop, so > it was not a big deal). > > Someone suggested I try a "sighup", but no such command exists on my > system. Maybe I misunderstood? I did try kill -9, which I thought was > supposed to take out pretty much anything, but not in this case... > > Dave
try killall -KILL procesname And, btw, what windows manager are you using? If you are using gnome, maybe you must do it: - Go to gnome control center - Go to Session Properties & Startup - Uncheck the "Save changes on exit" control. - Delete the "Default" session. - Do not save the session on exiting gnome. Now, restart x and enter gnome. Is the process there? In kde, I believe the way is kcontrol - system - Session administrator. Salu2 �scar. -- . --- |o_o | |:_/ | Usuario // \ \ de Linux (| | ) Registrado /'\_ _/`\ #227443 \___)=(___/ http://counter.li.org/
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