ps ax | grep notes
to get the process id and then run
sudo kill -9
to kill it.
Tyler, a coworker, pointed out to me that I could add 'Force Quit' to the panel at the top. When you press that you can just click on a misbehaving window to kill it.
September 02, 2009
Killing processes in linux
I have a laptop running Ubuntu 9.04. Recently Lotus Notes was installed on it. Notes seems to become unstable some times. The instability is so bad that I can't close the program in the normal way (mouse-click the 'x' button in the upper right corner. I would have to run
ps ax | grep notes
to get the process id and then run
sudo kill -9*procId*
to kill it.
Tyler, a coworker, pointed out to me that I could add 'Force Quit' to the panel at the top. When you press that you can just click on a misbehaving window to kill it.
ps ax | grep notes
to get the process id and then run
sudo kill -9
to kill it.
Tyler, a coworker, pointed out to me that I could add 'Force Quit' to the panel at the top. When you press that you can just click on a misbehaving window to kill it.
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