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[06:11] <_Anna_> How can I close a program skipping its auto-save? The command kill doesn't do that and unplugging the computer isn't practical :/
[06:13] <well_laid_lawn> _Anna_:  tried   kill -9   ?
[06:14] <_Anna_> what -9 means
[06:15] <well_laid_lawn> kill it without waiting for it to do its' shutdown thing
[06:16] <well_laid_lawn> if the program catches sighup, sigterm etc there might not anything you can do
[06:19] <Andrio> It sends SIGKILL instead of SIGTERM, which doesn't give the process a chance to intercept it
[06:19] <_Anna_> "kill -9 pid" ?
[06:24] <well_laid_lawn> yep
[06:24] <_Anna_> I think that worked! Thank you
[06:25] <volkov> 00
[06:25] <volkov> sry
[06:25] <volkov> was cleaning doritos off my keyboard and typed accidentally #truestory
[06:40] <Andrio> 0.0
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[10:22] <jalt> Hi, the most up-to-date link to the current 16.04.6 iso is http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/xenial/daily-live/current/ right? Is the expected release date the same as base Ubuntu (Feb 28th)?
[15:37] <xubuntu96w> that does not work
[17:10] <Furycd001> When trying to remove dejavu fonts with apt, it also wants to remove xubuntu-core & xubuntu-desktop. Is it safe to remove these or is there a better way to remove dejavu fonts from my system ??
[17:17] <gnrp> Furycd001: Rather not do it
[17:18] <gnrp> these two packages are meta packages which might get very important in case of an upgrade
[17:19] <Furycd001> Ok thanks. Yea I thought something like that, which is why I wanted to check here. Anyway.. Is there a way to remove dejavu fonts from my system without removing those packages ??
[17:20] <Furycd001> I'm trying to clear out all unused & unnecessary fonts from my system....
[17:21] <gnrp> dejavu is the standard font, isn't it?
[17:21] <Furycd001> I assume so because it's linked to and installed with xubuntu packages.
[17:22] <gnrp> I doubt there is a nice way to do it. When xubuntu-core depends on it, it is "required" by the system
[17:22] <Furycd001> Hmmmm guess so....
[17:23] <Furycd001> It's so annoying whenever you're in gimp looking for a font and have to scroll past all those never used fonts....
[17:23] <gnrp> indeed, that's true. Personally, I search the fonts by using the keyboard, then
[17:23] <gnrp> and isn't a big part of it downloaded by the browser anyway?
[17:23]  * gnrp has reading about fonts and how they work in linux on his todo list for a looong time
[17:27] <Furycd001> Not really sure to be honest. I'd use my keyboard to search for fonts too if i know which one i want to use. Though sometimes I decide on the font by looking at the preview box....
[17:27] <gnrp> indeed, true. But if you e.g. installed the bigger dejavu package, you can remove that in favor of the other one
[17:31] <Furycd001> Yea that's true....
[17:32] <Furycd001> Thanks for the help :)
[17:36] <gnrp> no bother, have fun!
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