On Tue, 2009-09-29 at 17:31 +0100, Oli Warner wrote: > Sometimes Wine locks up. win32 things explode and I want to nuke everything > and start again. This usually involves me going through the process list, > killing each process. I'll miss a few occasionally and, on a bad day, it can > take me a minute before everything's where I want it to be. > Most Linuxes provide a killall command: killall wineserver nukes all wineserver processes. Use it with care: it will kill all processes with that name regardless of which user is running them unless you use the -u option. It can also take a list of process names or a regular expression that matches several processes. See "man killall" for full details. Martin
