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this post was submitted on 27 Dec 2024
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I super appreciate the comment, as I've had the same issue and didn't know how to deal with it without a full reboot. If there an equivalent command in Linux for what control Alt delete does in Windows?
People are mentioning 'OOM Killer' which may have similar features, I have not tried it out.