Re: [Evolution] Completely unload Evolution from memory.

["Panos Tsapralis (TELLAS)" <ptsapralis tellas gr>]

On Fri, 2003-07-18 at 04:32, guenther wrote:
> > > Even after I close Evolution, I still see (in the output of the "ps"
> > > command) some Evolution-related processes running into my system (and,
> > > presumably, using some memory as well...).
> >
> > You can use killev. It's a script to kill all evolution related
> > processes. It comes with Evolution.
>
> That's correct for you and any 1.2.x versions.
>
> Panos, as he uses Evo 1.4.x, should use 'evolution --force-shutdown'.
> It's effectively the same...
Thanks for the advice - both of you.

I have to tell you that I noticed no difference between the two
commands, although "killev" was not in my shell path. It was stored,
though, in a directory, and, as soon as I created a symbolic link to it
within the "/bin" directory, I could easily use it (and it's a bit
quicker to type than the other version ;-)...).

> ...guenther
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