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Dear Debianists:
While we're on the subject, does anyone have any suggestions as to
why ctl-alt-bs might not kill X?
I was running a 0.93R6 system, started X with xdm from a (non-root,
I think) command line, but could't get out as advertised. I tried both
the backspace key above the return, and ctl-alt-H (just in case ctl-H
might have something to do with it). I ended up doing ctl-alt-Fx to a
virtual terminal, ps to find X's pid, then killing that.
Any thoughts welcome.
Thanks in advance,
Max Hyre
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