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(sudo) pkill Xorg should likely do the trick, but check e.g. htop (hit F5 to get a tree view) for the name of the root process of the graphics session.
by namibj 7y ago
(sudo) pkill Xorg should likely do the trick, but check e.g. htop (hit F5 to get a tree view) for the name of the root process of the graphics session.
- tracker1 7y agoswitched over to KDE after writing that... will see if it's still an issue in a day or two.