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You just kill the process, which causes the file descriptor to close. Cancelling the inhibitor lock by other means wouldn't do much, there's no way to get out o
by taway098123 5y ago
You just kill the process, which causes the file descriptor to close. Cancelling the inhibitor lock by other means wouldn't do much, there's no way to get out of that situation without forcibly shutting the process down or disrupting its state.