Peter Horvath

@wltr @canthangmightstain Main obstacle before Linux was the stupidity, 30 years ago exactly like today.

@Butterphinger @RidcullyTheBrown I deeply feel that you are right… but if you say such things, like “walled gardens via client access”, I think you have a brain problem.

Wtf is a “walled gardens via client access”?

@EtAl @cm0002 Ubuntu has a pretty well multi-monitor configurator tool, I had not ever any problem with it. Although I use only very rarely multiple monitors, usually there is only two, the embedded one into the laptop and an external over hdmi.

@Know_not_Scotty_does If the manufacturer gave linux drivers, they are probably inserted into your linux distribution. So you do not need to install anything.

@victorz @Know_not_Scotty_does “Just install the driver”, so you must have a windows with it, too, only to use your own printer…

@thingsiplay Yes, you are right. I think you could trace the parent, by a gdb, and then execute a wait() in its name.

@thingsiplay Sorry you might right! In this case, I would debug the parent process and I would execute the wait() syscalls in its name, but it is hardly autimatizable and probably many people can not do that. Thanks the info!

@thingsiplay Stop their parent process and the zombie will go under init, then init will stop them.