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I tried Google Earth, liked it, tried again, and, sure enough, it froze |
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my computer. By "froze" I mean no Ctrl-Alt-Backspace to kill the |
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X-server, no Ctrl-Alt-F?, no Ctrl-Alt-Del to reboot. I had to reboot by |
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pressing the button in the box. (The bottom of the window said |
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"Streaming 21%", forever.) |
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Now, I know googleearth-4_beta is, well, beta. I'm not asking for help |
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with googleearth, since I assume nobody can give it (Google probably |
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uses Linux, but prefers to cater to Windows). What I find very |
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un-linux-like is that a faulty program can leave me with no alternative |
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but rebooting. I wasn't running the thing as root, of course. Can somebody |
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guess what happened? And is there some way to avoid it happening again, |
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short of not using googleearth? (Some way to limit the ressources the |
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program can grab?) |
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Jorge Almeida |
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