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Kurt Granroth wrote:
> 
> I suppose that depends on your definition of "clean" :-)

Heh!

> # su <user>
> $ kill -9 -1

I've used this method before and the user ended up with a KDE
environment that was half messed up (desktop icons shuffled, a few other
settings lost, etc.) when they logged back in.

> If you want the processes to actually perform a logout procedure and 
> your son is running KDE, then try this:
> 
> # dcop --all-sessions --all-users ksmserver ksmserver logout 0 2 0

OK, this appears to have worked well except that it resulted in a
shutdown of the the system.  This is not bad, I was just originally
looking for a way to logout but not shutdown.  I'll go investigate dcop
commands.

Thanks.

Alan
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