On Sat, Sep 26, 2020 at 03:53:05PM +0200, local10 wrote: > Sep 26, 2020, 12:52 by sea7kenp@gmail.com: > > > From Root: 1 "ps axu" (no quotes). > > > > 2 Determine Task Number of juk. > > > > 3 "kill -9 ____" where ____ is that task number. > > > > -9 means *really* Kill it! > > > > That did not help. After running "kill -9 $jukProcessNumberHere" and then restarting juk the issue is still there: juk hangs and cannot even show its window properly. Hrm. As I said, barring some magic, Juk should be gone after reboot anyway, so killing won't help. Did you actually /see/ a running juk process as per instruction (1) above? BTW: no need to be root for that. Actually better *not* be root. Other critique of those instructions: juk is an user application, so no need to be root for (2) .. (3) either; Don't kill -9 right away, first try plain kill (with no number), that is equivalen to kill -15 (SIGTERM). This gives the application the chance to clean up after itself (possibly removing a lock file). ONLY if the application doesn't go away (check with ps) you should resort to kill -9. Possibly the application has left behind a lock file. This might live somewhere in /run. You might try to start the application from the command line, perhaps there are error messages giving you some hints. Cheers - t
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