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Description

Shows the usage of xkill: After the xclock application was killed, the terminal called why the application xclock finished (X connection broken...). Afterwards, the bash job control reports that the detached xclock finished.

Date

3 May 2008 (upload date)

Source

self-made with free software: twm, the Xorg free software, the Xfce terminal emulator

Author

This file was made by User:Sven
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