On 8/3/06, Beartooth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu, 3 Aug 2006, Andrew Conkling wrote: > > I think it looks like epiphany is still running, though you Force Quit > > it. I'd say kill it. 'killall epiphany' should do the trick, or you > > could end the process in the GNOME System Monitor. Either way, you > > should be able to get Epiphany to start after that by just telling it > > not to recover tabs. > > In fact, I let it start with tabs, and quick closed the one with > youtube on it. Maybe I'd better skip the Al Gore parody ...
This is what happens when the government controls the internet. Sorry, had to bite. :P > Epiphany reminds me of the gray squirrels I hunt in Southern > Appalachia. You can get a good clean hit, so that they fall out of the > top of a tree like a sack of meat, landing with a loud thud -- and see > them in a few minutes forget they're dead, and start to crawl off. This analogy fails me completely, but I'd be interested to know what you mean by it. :) > Or was this a failure of the FC5 Force Quit button? I've never had > that happen before ... I'm fairly confident it's not just FC5; Ubuntu has this too. I think it's a GNOME thing. I've seen this happen (that Force Quitting doesn't totally kill the underlying process) a few times, each of which was because of the app using another process. In the case of Rhythmbox, it was my faulty CD drive. In this case, I would blame Flash. But that's just me. Cheers, Andrew _______________________________________________ epiphany-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/epiphany-list
