Dumb question on KDE

Excellent! That key sequence was just what I was looking for. I guess
telnet would have worked, too. I've just configured the network, and I can
"ping" it, so I guess that telnet should work.

Vaughn

-----Original Message-----
From: Rod Roark <rod@sunsetsystems.com>
To: plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us
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Date: Friday, November 03, 2000 3:08 PM
Subject: Re: Dumb question on KDE


>If the system is responding to the keybaord you can hit (for example)
>Alt-Ctrl-F2 to get a text console and then kill the offending process.
>
>Otherwise if the box is on a LAN, telnet in from another machine and
>do it.
>

>-- Rod
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>Sunset Systems                           Preconfigured Linux Computers
>http://www.sunsetsystems.com/                      and Custom Software
>----------------------------------------------------------------------

>
>On Fri, 03 Nov 2000, Vaughn L. Treude wrote:
>> David:
>> Thanks for your answer. I'm an old Unix guy, so I'm familiar with the
>> "kill" command. The problem is that, on the incident in quesiton, I
>> couldn't get the cursor to behave to the point that I could start a
terminal
>> window. I was hoping there was a hotkey to do this, or maybe I could set
>> one up. Or maybe there's some hotkey sequence to kill KDE, so I can
>> restart it without rebooting the box. I tend to prefer GUI's (because an
>> old fart like myself has trouble remembering all the magic commands and
>> options) but sometimes there's no substitute for the command line.
>> (Maybe I just need to keep a terminal window open somewhere at all times,
>> just in case?)
>>
>> Vaughn
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From Anthony Walsh" <awalsh@itconnections.com Fri Nov 3 23:48:54 2000
From: Anthony Walsh" <awalsh@itconnections.com (Anthony Walsh)
Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 16:48:54 -0700
Subject: So sorry if I offended anyone
Message-ID: <052201c045f0$9fe92c20$061410ac@itconnections.com>

Lucas, Shawn, Kevin, and all other PLUG members,

    Thank you all for your input.  I value being apart of this Users Group.

    Lucas,
        I can appreciate what you are getting at.  In all truth, my
frustration is not directed at a lack of response.  In fact it's quite the
opposite.  I have people emailing me, and calling me, and I love it!  My
frustration is actually based on the fact that I will post three openings,
and then five minutes later  I get a request for another 20 great people.  I
don't want to clog up this email with Job openings, I actually enjoy reading
all the technical questions and technical things that I can learn.  I would
like to eventually leave the recruiting realm, and become a C++ Programmer
on Unix platforms.  As far as I am concerned there's no harm done...     :o)

    Shawn,
        You are absolutely right!  The economy is the best I have seen all
this year.  I have 30 openings in Administration alone.  That has NEVER
happened yet this year.

Kevin, and Shawn,
In response to developer jobs, I didn't feel it was appropriate to post
those in here. Maybe that is an error on my part. I am more then willing
to post those positions as well, if the overall group feels that it is
right. Do you think that posting a job that is a C++ developer on a Solaris
system with Oracle on the backend would be appreciate to post out here? If
so, I have a ton of those openings too... :o)


Again, thanks everyone for your input... I am grateful that there is even a
users group that is as receptive as PLUG. In my office there are other
recruiters who belong to other Users Groups, and I am not going to mention
names, but some of the other groups are ready to jump on anyone who posts
any openings. Until next time, have a great weekend!


Sincerely,

Anthony G. Walsh
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