> In sage-2.0 if you quite sage and restart then definitely any things
> left running in the background should be killed.
>
> -- william
Of course but then your session is gone as well.
I did (as an experiment)
sage: p=maxima("2^128")
sage: p=p.next_prime()
sage: p=p*p
sage: p.factor()
The interpreter returns quickly but with no response. The maxima
process runs at 100% cpu time in the
background.
Subsequent maxima commands do nothing of course.
If you run maxima directly you can kill a lengthy command using ^C.
But that didn't seem to work in sage.
Michel
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