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  1. 04-19-2005 #11
    dylunio
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    Erm, err oops, didn't see that.
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    Get force-get May The Source Be With You
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  2. 04-19-2005 #12
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    not a problem, it happens all the time
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    Quote Originally Posted by dylunio
    Erm, err oops, didn't see that.
    Step away from the keyboard, dylunio. You've been in front of the computer for too long.
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    Quote Originally Posted by retired1af
    Step away from the keyboard, dylunio. You've been in front of the computer for too long.
    What is a keyboard? I only have a life support machine connected to my fingers that sends my vital statistics to a high tech hevice known as a monitor.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Krendoshazin
    also top is quite usefull to control the processes from, not just list them, it's command line allows you to press k and then enter the PID number to kill the process
    Oh my, after a few years I still learn little things about Linux. This time about "top".
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    i'm glad you found the information useful
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