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Quit applications from the command line
How does this compare to killall -HUP foo?
Quit applications from the command line
It quits it softly, like when you hit the quit menu option
Quit applications from the command line
Read this post on the DEVONtechnologies for an example of why killall (at least with a SIGTERM signal) isn't recommended for quitting DEVONthink; the AppleScript method is suggested instead so the database is . Need to find out whether using SIGHUP (or some other signal besides SIGTERM) with killall would be equivalent since it's more convenient.
Quit applications from the command line
I didn't make an sh script after reading your advice, which works like a treat...my example was to quit MacBiff, which (very) occasionally freezes in the menubar, when the computer is overworked, and lots of communications wizzing aorund, downloads etc...mail testing.. |
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