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Retrieve hidden X11 apps after Finder crashes
As far as I can see the following should do the same thing with a bit less typing:
Retrieve hidden X11 apps after Finder crashes
True, 'killall' will work, but it's sometimes nice to see how to do things on the command line. Also, if you use multiple UNIX systems, 'killall' isn't always there or is under a different name (under Solaris it's called 'pkill').
Retrieve hidden X11 apps after Finder crashes
True.
Retrieve hidden X11 apps after Finder crashes
Shouldn't you be able to use
to just restart it without having to have the code autorestarting it?Well I tried this and it just quit X11 all together ... so maybe not!
Retrieve hidden X11 apps after Finder crashes
Exactly. The way X11 usually works (on any system, not just Mac) is that it will continue to run as long as the "xinitrc" is running. Running "exec quartz-wm" overlays the memory taken up by xinitrc, but in essense, X11 still thinks its running. By killing quartz-wm, X11 thinks the xinitrc ended, and thus exits. |
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