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I looked it up on google but I didn't find anything helpful.



Anyway, I was playing Crysis 2 (with PlayOnLinux) and the game crashed, but I could't kill the process, I tried Ctrl+Alt+T but nothing but the game appeared on the screen, I had to Ctrl+Alt+Del and finish the session, also losing all my work.



On Windows there's the Windows Key (which opens the Unity Panel), but I can't do anything. And there's Ctrl+Alt+Del which opens all the processes (on Windows) but the terminal doesn't show up on me (Ctrl+Alt+T), I can't kill any process.



Any help?


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My favorite way to do that is



Ctrl+Alt+F1



Then when you're logged back in run
ps aux | grep program keep in mind that program should be replaced with the filename of the executable. In your case ps aux | grep wine, then you should see something like this:



david     1234  0.0  0.0 1595676 2700 ?        Sl   16:12   0:00 wine cmd.exe


Where it says cmd.exe yours will be the exe of your game. To kill the process



kill 1234 1234 being the Process ID that the previous command gave you; then
Ctrl+Alt+F7


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