Kill -9 does the trick. I had been using xkill and I guess it does not
do that. Destroying or closing the window, or using xkill, results in a
respawn, but kill -9 from the terminal gets rid of it.
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I stand corrected. It seems that I can't get rid of yelp by killing the
terminal after all. If I could figure out what is respawing it I would
kill that.
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Also note that there is an upstream bug for this in Debian.:
http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.org/msg1088861.html
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This problem exists in 12.04 "Precise" as well. And no matter how much you kill
it, it keeps coming back. The process shows init as its parent:
rifter5626 1 14 15:05 ?00:00:48 yelp
ghelp:///usr/share/gnome/help/gnome-terminal/C/gnome-terminal.xml
The only way to stop i
Oh and just in case ?I was not clear this affects the latest Ubuntu and
the latest drivers. I don't see a way to indicate that but I believe
we're still where we were before on this.
** Changed in: nvidia-graphics-drivers (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => Incomplete
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The issue exists for *all* cards, including the newest, and in the
newest drivers from nvidia. It doesn't remember the setting between
reboots, either, which is very frustrating. And the only reason we did
not report it to nvidia as I recall is we could find no means to do so.
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