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2010-01-22
, 08:33
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@ Finland
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Open terminal, write ps to display processes.
Write kill pid to kill that process. You can get the pid-number from the ps command.
Write kill pid to kill that process. You can get the pid-number from the ps command.
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2010-01-22
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@ Sweden
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Or in the terminal you can run top, which sorts by CPU use by default. Pressing k will let you input a pid to kill (look in the first column). Remember that you might need to be root to kill some processes, there's a column in top for the user as well.
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2010-01-22
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@ Edinburgh
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2010-01-22
, 09:10
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If you are wishing to kill a running app (graphical), just select the window, press the power button, select "kill this app" or similar. Otherwise, I do it with ps and kill/killall
Been searching but the search terms bring up so many non related items.
I need an app that can show me running apps that I can then shut down those apps from within, like a process manager.
Any suggestions?
Scott