Stuart Jansen wrote:
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> Eduardo Sanz-Garcia wrote:
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>> My web browser (mozilla) is still alive after I kill the terminal. This 
>> is probably because mozilla is catching the SIGHUP.
>> Thank you for all your suggestions.
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> Did you already have a copy of mozilla running? As an optimization,
> Mozilla (and family) used X shared memory to detect other running copies
> (even remote) and avoid starting new processes.
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No
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