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How to cleanly shut down when things go wrong
I have version 10.3.5 and I can't shutdown either. I tried the terminal commands above, and this is what I get:
Superuser
Superuser is UNIX jargon for root user. In other words, you must execute these commands with administrative privileges. You do that by prefixing a
sudo command before the command you would like to execute. For example,
You will be asked for your password, and (as long as you are an administrative user) the command will execute as root. Enter -Mark |
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