Close applications freezes with xkill in Ubuntu

This item was filled under [ Linux, Ubuntu ]

Thanks for visiting! If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my Rss Feed. This blog posts regular Internet news, updates for apps, security, ideas, hacks, quick fixes and everything about hi-tech. Go ahead, Subscribe to our Feed or Register for Free!

xkill-ubuntu-freeze-apps
Sometimes some applications freezes up when we try to run it and we cannot close it. Instead of having to restart your system and wasting valuable time, we can simply use xkill to terminate the application so that you can continue with your computing tasks.

1. Press Alt+F2 on the keyboard.
2. When the Run Application window appears, input xkill in the textbox and click the Run button.
3. The cursor will turn into a skull and crossbones. Move the cursor to the offending window and left click your mouse to terminate the application.


Popularity: 542 reading
If you like this entry, consider bookmarking or help us promote it. Thank You!
Interesting Articles:

Related post to "Close applications freezes with xkill in Ubuntu"

You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

Leave a Comment