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awarded  Nice Question
Nov
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asked How can I find which process sends data to a specific port?
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awarded  Teacher
Jun
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comment Applying changes to xorg.conf without restarting
Ctrl + Alt + Backspace isn't disabled "by Ubuntu", but was disabled by default in X, I believe back with the 1.5 release. One needs to explicitly enable it, so it's probably rare these days. If you want it to work, search man xorg.conf for the "DontZap" option.
Jun
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comment Can I make “There are stopped jobs” harder to kill?
I updated the question to reflect this, but after reading the linked to answer, I'm wondering if use of "terminal" should have stayed in some places. Obviously you could update the text yourself to make it better. :)
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revised Can I make “There are stopped jobs” harder to kill?
Replaced terminal with shell
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revised Can I make “There are stopped jobs” harder to kill?
Make code work by fixing tiny error. Other change just to get around minimum edit protection.
Jun
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comment Can I make “There are stopped jobs” harder to kill?
Actually, maybe the error didn't matter.
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awarded  Supporter
Jun
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comment Can I make “There are stopped jobs” harder to kill?
Great idea, I'll try to incorporate that into my terminal :) You had a tiny error in the script that made it fail, I've submitted an edit request.
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suggested suggested edit on Can I make “There are stopped jobs” harder to kill?
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comment Can I make “There are stopped jobs” harder to kill?
It's an interesting workaround that I haven't though about, +1. It will often be a valid workaround, but obviously it's unfortunately vim specific.
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asked Can I make “There are stopped jobs” harder to kill?
May
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answered Any reason NOT to run Linux in a VM all the time?