Whether that matters depends on your use. Usually when I want to kill a process it's a program I'm working on and unrelated to emacs itself. This will be very u

Whether that matters depends on your use. Usually when I want to kill a process it's a program I'm working on and unrelated to emacs itself. This will be very useful for that and I can still always fire up an external terminal to kill things in the rare case where emacs itself is stuck waiting foe something and I can't C-g it. (Actually, since I use emacs EXWM as the window manager, in that situation I would Ctrl-Alt-Fkey to another tty and kill emacs if SIGUSR2 doesn't wake it up - a very rare situation indeed.)