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#17
Originally Posted by reinob View Post
Define "all tasks". Killing every single process will make your N900 reboot. So now take your time to make a list of processes that should not be killed. Then you can easily write a script to kill all pids not in your list (plus the name to pid mapping).

Plus leave the RAM management to the kernel. He knows it better than you.
By the time i wrote it i meant "Close all tasks" to be all the applications visible in Dashboard... & nothing from background processes or desktop...
but when i used the command @sulu gave
Code:
ps ux
i am able to see a lot of apps in "user" i haven't even started(or exited hours ago) such as image-viewer, browser,macucuo2 and they aren't visible in "Dashboard"

so "Close all tasks" should include all those apps too...

@jedi
thanks for the script... is your script killing the unseeable apps i mentioned above...