This is probably needless to say, but be careful *where* you are running the reboot -f command. If you are not running local apps, you may be running it on the server, which means you will reboot the server. If you do not need to actually re-boot the hardware, just re-set the client, I use kill -9 for x-session (i.e. kill -9 ws101:0) which also takes down all the child processes and then init on the client respaws the x-session and you're back to square one.
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