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SEE: man ps

simple way= ps -A

 

Others=lsdev

socklist

ps auxf

ps -A

ps auxO-s

 

ps aux | grep "[proc_name]" example

ps aux | grep "[X]"

or

ps aux | grep "[X] " (thx aru!)

 

procinfo (requires the procinfo pkg)

 

 

SEE: man killall

killall app_name

 

SEE: man kill

kill -9 PID_number

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Open a terminal. Type "top". The column all the way on the left is the PID or process id. Find the one you want and the in another terminal type "killall kill <pid #>" If that doesn't work try "killall kill -9 <pid #>". The -9 is a no messing around, kill it "now" command.

 

FX.

 

P.S. Man I hope I got that explanation right. :jester:

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Open a terminal. Type "top". The column all the way on the left is the PID or process id. Find the one you want and the in another terminal type "killall kill <pid #>" If that doesn't work try "killall kill -9 <pid #>".  The -9 is a no messing around, kill it "now" command.

 

FX.

 

P.S. Man I hope I got that explanation right.  :jester:

 

 

FX - you can kill / seg fault / sleep pids from TOP too, I just can't remember which key u need to press... so read the man :P (man top)

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Hello aperahama (and a neighbour).

 

Your recommended method is the one I have been using for over a couple of years now.

 

IT IS THE SIMPLEST OF THE LOT.

 

Good thing though about Linux and Mandrake in particular, is that I rarely ever have to use it so take that and shove it Microsoft (just could not resist the temptation so could not help myself :cheeky: )

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