On Fri, 2009-03-27 at 14:49 -0700, Christopher Aillon wrote: > Also, won't Ctrl+Alt+<Fn> still work to get you to a vt where you can at > your choice kill X manually, or try to debug the problem further? Times when I really need to ctl-alt-bksp are generally times when the console state has been completely fucked up so that console switching doesn't work. And the reason I hit ctl-alt-bksp is usually so I can then hit ctl-alt-del to reboot the damned machine. Seriously, how braindead is it to not having *some* reliable way to trigger a reboot without needing a working monitor or network connection? (Or working keymap...) If you're going to kill ctl-alt-bksp, you damn well better enable ctl-alt-del while X is running. (Why was THAT ever disabled in the first place?)
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