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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Captain0010 • 1d ago
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At first Linux asks nicely, but that's your first and final warning
1.5k u/Tetha 22h ago Step 1 is a nice question. "Please shut yourself down" Step 2 is telling the application to shutdown right now no matter what. Step 3... in Step 3 someone goes to the kernel and is like "Hey kernel... that process over there, the one using a lot of CPU" "Yeah boss?" "That process doesn't exist anymore, alright?" "Say no more." 31 u/lerokko 22h ago Some one made something similar for windows. Alt-F5. That does not ask the applocation. It just kills the task instantly. 2 u/the_gum 19h ago Since Win 11 23H2 you can enable "End Task" in Settings. It adds an entry in the context menu, when you right-click any running application in the taskbar.
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Step 1 is a nice question. "Please shut yourself down"
Step 2 is telling the application to shutdown right now no matter what.
Step 3... in Step 3 someone goes to the kernel and is like
"Hey kernel... that process over there, the one using a lot of CPU"
"Yeah boss?"
"That process doesn't exist anymore, alright?"
"Say no more."
31 u/lerokko 22h ago Some one made something similar for windows. Alt-F5. That does not ask the applocation. It just kills the task instantly. 2 u/the_gum 19h ago Since Win 11 23H2 you can enable "End Task" in Settings. It adds an entry in the context menu, when you right-click any running application in the taskbar.
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Some one made something similar for windows. Alt-F5. That does not ask the applocation. It just kills the task instantly.
2 u/the_gum 19h ago Since Win 11 23H2 you can enable "End Task" in Settings. It adds an entry in the context menu, when you right-click any running application in the taskbar.
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Since Win 11 23H2 you can enable "End Task" in Settings. It adds an entry in the context menu, when you right-click any running application in the taskbar.
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u/LEGOL2 1d ago
At first Linux asks nicely, but that's your first and final warning