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Stroller wrote: |
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> In Windows it (nowadays) takes you to a menu, which you can easily |
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> escape out of. That menu allows you to lock the screen session, bring |
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> up task manager, change your password or log out of the PC. I have no |
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> idea what it does on Linux, because Linux I use headless on servers. |
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You are thinking of Ctrl-Alt-Del; in Windows, Ctrl-Alt-Bksp does |
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application-specific tasks, such as acting like Ctrl-Bksp or Alt-Bksp, or |
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not doing anything at all. Ctrl-Alt-Bksp killing the X server is a |
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surprising difference for the average Windows user. |
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