Re: [cobalt-users] Kill

[Brent Sims <brent@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Tue, 23 May 2000, Zeffie so wrote:

} I come from a dos win enviroment.  and I can't help but feel that even if I
} kill some process I'm leaving memory gaps, or something that can cause
} problems down the line.  can anyone give me the confidence I so  rarely need
} to kill something?  and explain to me why this is a better solution?


	You're looking at this from the wrong perspective Zeffie,
the kill command is not a better solution. Nor does one gain any
sembalance of spiritual enlightenment by using it. What it does, it
does very well though, and that is to keep your on/off button in
prestine shape while preventing the tip of your finger from
flattening as result of pushing it repeatedly. As simpilistic as
that may sound, one cannot ignore the health benefits associated
with having your index finger free for important things such as
picking your nose, scratching your _____, etc. 

	HTH,	

	Peace be with you,
	
	Brent
	
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