[Usability]Re: killing programs in taskbar
- From: Michael Toomim <toomim uclink4 berkeley edu>
- To: Usability gnome org
- Subject: [Usability]Re: killing programs in taskbar
- Date: Sat, 09 Nov 2002 17:18:23 -0800
Dexter Filmore wrote:
recently wrote to this list that i can't kill programs anymore by
right-clicking on the taskbar icon and selevt "kill" from the popup and was
told this wasn't necessary any longer since clicking the close button had the
same effect if the application didn't respond after 5 seconds or so.
Well, this is nonsense. It takes aeons *if* it happens, often enough it won't
at all and I have to bring up a term and ps ax and kill -9 pid manually.
I want this feature back.
How about implementing metacity's "kill unresponsive apps" mechanism in
the tasklist instead of adding a "kill" command to the tasklist?
I don't use metacity, and so for me, there's no way to kill an
application without resorting to the command line or
gnome-system-monitor. Furthermore, it makes sense that the "close" item
of the tasklist should do the same thing as the "close" button in metacity.
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