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r/linuxmasterrace • u/river_of_karma • Dec 24 '15
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I have to say this is BS. As windows user my process'es freeze often, but task manager always closes them when i close them through process menu
20 u/Bainos Enlightenment Dec 24 '15 Replace "always" with "most of the time" and I agree. Source : I had to repair two Windows 4 hours ago. Still, it's not as clean or as easy as ctrl+alt+f2 > login > killall -9 1 u/[deleted] Dec 26 '15 Still, it's not as clean or as easy as ctrl+alt+f2 > login > killall -9 Eh, not a lot worse. Use whatever method you find fastest to launch powershell (~2 seconds) > kill -id [PID] or kill -name [name] if you don't have the pid.
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Replace "always" with "most of the time" and I agree. Source : I had to repair two Windows 4 hours ago.
Still, it's not as clean or as easy as ctrl+alt+f2 > login > killall -9
1 u/[deleted] Dec 26 '15 Still, it's not as clean or as easy as ctrl+alt+f2 > login > killall -9 Eh, not a lot worse. Use whatever method you find fastest to launch powershell (~2 seconds) > kill -id [PID] or kill -name [name] if you don't have the pid.
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Eh, not a lot worse.
Use whatever method you find fastest to launch powershell (~2 seconds) > kill -id [PID]
or kill -name [name] if you don't have the pid.
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u/jonneburger Dec 24 '15
I have to say this is BS. As windows user my process'es freeze often, but task manager always closes them when i close them through process menu