俞颐超 wrote, On 07/15/2011 08:14 PM:
my trick is $while [ -f a ] ;do sleep 10; gnome-shell --replace ;done;
where a is a existing file which I will delete when gnome-shell indeed
crash.
Thanks.. This helps...
--jaimon
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Adam Williamson wrote, On 07/15/2011 11:34 AM:
Just kill the gnome-shell process: 'killall gnome-shell' is an easy way.
It will auto-respawn.
I tried that. It doesn't respawn when the process itself is not
responding...
--jaimon
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Is there a way I can restart or send a signal to restart gnome-shell
from a terminal?. I noticed that my gnome-shell freezes or crashes at
times (tried to debug a little bit attaching gdb to gnome-shell. But,
that didn't reveal much) and I don't have a way to restart gome-shell
without restarting
