[SATLUG] Hung Up X-Session

[Matt]

To kill an X session that is hung:

Ctrl-Alt-Bksp  (from that term window.. )

THat will cause X to shutdown and reload just that terminal window.

If you have used the frozen terminal to start another X session in
another terminal (e.g you ran startx -- :1 from a console window in the
current session that froze) then you will lose both sessions.


Hope this helps

FIRESTORM_v1
On Tue, 2004-05-04 at 23:11, Ed M. wrote:
> Greetings to all,
> 
> To start with, I am running SuSe Linux 8.2
> 
> I currently have three X-Sessions running, and one of them is hung up. 
> CTRL+ALT+F7 is my root login (KDE), CTRL+ALT+F8 is my user login 
> (Gnome), and now CTRL+ALT+F9 is my user login a second time (Gnome).
> 
> The F8 session is hung up and not responding to anything. How would I go 
> about killing that particular session without killing all the other 
> sessions, such as with a reboot?
> 
> Okay, I /just/ now checked it, and it's responding again. How /would/ I 
> have gone about killing a particular X-Session without killing all the 
> other, should this happen again?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Ed M.
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