Just BS - The Ultimate Chat and Debate Forum: [Linux/Ubuntu] Suicide Delay Indeed - Just BS - The Ultimate Chat and Debate Forum

I think I figgered out today how to increase the time-out warning-time
("Program X is not responding") on program shut-down on my system today
(it's only got a quarter-gig of memory and rapidly enters Swap-File Hell
with three or four GUI programs loaded):

You pop the suicide-delay option onto the gnome-session exec call at the
end of the configuration script gnome.desktop.

I raised it from ten to thirty seconds before metacity or gnome-session or
WhicheverTF program or script it is whines about a program taking too long
to shut down.

And it only took me about three hours to figger it all out . . .

_If_ I did.

LalaLAla-la-lala . . . .

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smeeter 11 or maybe 12

mp 10

mhm 29x13

When a system is set up to accomplish some goal, a
new entity has come into being--the system itself.
No matter what the "goal" of the system, it
immediately begins to exhibit system behavior; that
is, to act according to the general laws that govern
the operation of all systems. Now the system itself
has to be dealt with.

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