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. > > I have just read a method for nuking wineserver (wineserver -k) safely but > I'm curious to know if there's a catch-all command for killing everything > that started up as a result of my initial wine command. > -------------- next part -------------- > An HTML attachment was scrubbed... > URL: <http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/attachments/20090929/b105e884/attachment.htm> wineserver -k kills all Wine processes, locked up or not. Simple as that. You can also use wine taskmgr for a ctrl-alt-delete style Windows task manager, where you can kill Wine processes individually.
