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It definitely isn't. Some linux distributions just restart without confirmation, if you try to invoke a task manager like you would on windows.
by hutzlibu 5y ago
It definitely isn't. Some linux distributions just restart without confirmation, if you try to invoke a task manager like you would on windows.
- stordoff 5y agoDo you mean invoking Task Manager with ctrl-alt-del or ctrl-shift-esc? I don't believe OP was saying either of those is typically a harmless no-op, but was referring to: > If Task Manager ever becomes internally corrupted, kill/close it. Restart it while holding down CTRL, ALT, and SHIFT, and Task Manager will reset ALL internal settings to factory fresh if it sees that key combo at startup. Same works for every app I've written, btw, I think!