> If you have the XFree86-tools package installed, you can quickly kill a > windowed app using xkill. Hit Alt+F2 to bring up the Run Program dialog, > and enter "xkill" (without the quotes). Your cursor will turn into a > crosshair-like image - just position it anywhere in the window of the > offending application and hit the left mouse button (the right mouse > button will get rid of xkill without terminating anything). If it's > Evolution you're killing, you'll also want to run "killev" from a > command line to terminate all of the assorted background processes that > evolution runs. Ok maybe I am LOST w/ this whole thread now. Is this whole thing about away to kill apps??? Look at I think it is the new RH system monitor, this kills apps great. If you want more of a CTRL-ALT-DELETE functionality, someone write a panel app or something of that nature to make it work that way. (Once a -- Psyche-list mailing list Psyche-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
