After upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04, I can't find xkill
on pressing Alt+F2. Instead it shows a message box with a text-field titled as Enter a Command
.
How can I find xkill
on Ubuntu 18.04 and what is the purpose of this new window?
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After upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04, I can't find xkill
on pressing Alt+F2. Instead it shows a message box with a text-field titled as Enter a Command
.
How can I find xkill
on Ubuntu 18.04 and what is the purpose of this new window?
Best Answer
You need to type
xkill
inEnter a command
prompt and hit Enter.Unity used to have this kind of interface when Alt+F2 was used:
That was basically interface for entering a command with label
Run a Command
and Not a Dashboard(However it seems to be and that's what you are referring to.). It used to show suggestions as you type.But in GNOME interface is like this:
And yes this doesn't show any sort of suggestions.
You can either create a Desktop Entry or define a keyboard shortcut in Settings → Devices → Keyboard to use
xkill
quickly.