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- 06-03-2008 #1Just Joined!
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How force quit (end process) an application?
How do I end a running process like in Windows Task Manager?
- 06-03-2008 #2forum.guy
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Go to a konsole/terminal and enter ps ux for all processes running by the current user:
Identify the PID of the process you want to kill, then...Code:ps ux
...replacing the xxxx with the process you want to stop.Code:kill -9 xxxx
You can also run top within the konsole/terminal to see processes running and do some process killing from there.oz
- 06-03-2008 #3
if you know the name of the process you can use a kill derivative, killall
example:
$ killall firefox
Will kill all processes called firefox. There are also task manager-like gui's. An example for kde is KSysGuard, but there are several others available as well.Linux since: 2001
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