Martin Gregorie wrote: > killall wineserver DO NOT kill server like that, unless you ok with corrupting Wine's registry. If you have to kill Wine, try 'wineserver -k' first. It will force terminate all Wine process and wineserver will gracefully exit. If that doesn't work, find the process that hung (most likely would be the name of the windows application) and kill it with 'kill -9 <pid>' or 'killall -9 app.exe'.
