I've been running some Python scripts to graph some stuff and occasionally I'll lose track of what windows it spawned and just kill it with ^Z
. However, unlike in Windows, the associated windows don't die; they stick around and cannot be closed.
These windows seem clueless; they don't redraw after being minimized or resized. I'm new to the Linux env so I can't fully articulate what's going on, but in any event, how do I get rid of these zombie-orphan-hobo windows?
exit
and the process(es) should quit automatically (at least with my experience). Also, you can use theps -A
command and then typesudo kill <process id here>
.