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Ctrl Alt Delete: Quickly View Active Apps & Force Quit Them [Mac]
To force quit an app in OS X Lion, you can use the Command+Option+Escape shortcut and quickly bring up the active apps window with options to force quit them. Apps can also be forced to quit individually from the right-click menu of an app’s icon in the Dock. The shortcoming of all these options, however, [...] (more…)
cmdQuit Disables Mac Lion Resume Feature, Quits All Apps With A Click
Earlier this year, we discussed how red close button of Mac OS X app window behaves and recommended RedQuits to run command-Q command every time you click the red close button in order to completely quit the application in question. Since it becomes quite tedious to manually close applications using RedQuits or command-Q hotkey combination [...] (more…)
How To Close A Stuck Program In Ubuntu Linux
You are probably familiar with Ctrl + Shift + Esc hotkey in Windows which is the way of terminating the applications which are misbehaving or are hanged. So what will you do if you encounter such a situation on Ubuntu ? (more…)
