Victoria wrote:
Try xprop - this will envoke cursor, click on the window that you can't
close, this will show you in the terminal the pid , something like:
_NET_WM_PID(CARDINAL) = 13344. Then - "xprop | grep -i pid" - this will
show you the process too. Then something like "ps -ef | grep pid"
This sounds like it might work. However, when that window was there,
no process associated with K3b could be found on my machine. Anyway,
I tried it on a window and grepped the output for PID, then did
ps -A | grep <numeric PID> and out popped gnome-terminal. It's worth
trying.
Mike
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