And of course, have /home backed up elsewhere prior to encrypting. Just be sure to read up on it prior, and also read up on the encryption process, I have not encrypted any partitions on my machines. However, if you do want to want to encrypt /home and do it as root instead of via sudo, be sure you have established a passowrd for root and you should be able to accomplish it via a terminal as root. Weird things happen in LMDE when I change to init 5 or back to init 3 I have no advice or knowledge about why tty4 is giving messages about a mouse or usb when you press the keys the same as me. Based on the documentation for Send in the help file I put this together.
Please give me an example, yes, I did look and help and still couldnt figure it out :-/ Thanks. PrtSc: Use this shortcut to take a screenshot. Alt + F3: We used this shortcut to open the Application Finder. Alt + F11: In Kali Linux, we used this shortcut to maximize the current window. Now, simply click on the application you want to quit to kill it. You can then type 'xkill' in the 'Run Application' window. This then stops ALT-F4 from working by disabling the ALT keys. where xx is the data from above before starting Chromium in a script.
#How to alt f4 in linux code#
If you are unable to see the window, try hitting 'Alt+Tab' to switch to it. and see if you can find the code for left and right ALT keys, then use a couple of lines like. This launches the 'Run Application' window. Alt + F4: With the help of this shortcut, we can close the current window. Re: Alt+F4 equivalent Another option is to to hit 'Alt+F2'. However I do have systemd enabled and while init 3 and init 5 are extremely similar between sysvinit and systemd, there are some subtle differences. For some reason I can seem to get it to work. Ctrl + Alt + T: Using this shortcut, we can open a new command line terminal. tty4 and a login request the same as on tty1
On an aspire one with debian lmde Ctl Alt F1 leads me also to a black screen with Well when in sid (on another machine) I use Ctl Alt F1 to log into a tty1 as root (sid is debian unstable)
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