bill_ | Is somebody here a chinese | 05:52 |
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bill_ | ? | 05:52 |
bill_ | I am using XUbuntu 20.04 desktop | 05:52 |
bill_ | but I cannot install sogou input method | 05:53 |
bill_ | I refer to the sogou input 3.x version | 05:53 |
bill_ | I have the stuff like this: | 05:57 |
bill_ | bill@m6700:~/Downloads$ sudo apt install ./sogoupinyin_3.4.0.9700_amd64.deb | 05:57 |
bill_ | Reading package lists... Done | 05:57 |
bill_ | Building dependency tree | 05:57 |
bill_ | Reading state information... Done | 05:57 |
bill_ | Note, selecting 'sogoupinyin' instead of './sogoupinyin_3.4.0.9700_amd64.deb' | 05:57 |
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centHOGG | hiya, I'm having to restart (replace) xfwm4 alot now. | 16:47 |
centHOGG | overtime its just running one of my processors up to 100% | 16:48 |
centHOGG | so I just "xfwm4 --replace" | 16:48 |
centHOGG | but... then I have to do a cntrl-c | 16:48 |
centHOGG | is there a command or flag for that in terminal? thanx in advance | 16:49 |
huntertur_ | To kill the old one? If you're making a script for restarting xfwm4, the first thing that comes to mind to kill the previous one is something like `kill $(pgrep xfwm4)` | 16:55 |
centHOGG | hi! | 16:55 |
centHOGG | ok i'll try | 16:55 |
centHOGG | thx | 16:55 |
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centHOGG | yeah that works.. no cntrl-c necessary there | 16:57 |
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