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Edit: UX Friendly - something that is intuitive and self explanatory. something you can confidently teach a person once and they'll easily be able to do it again. imagine a classroom where there's already enough things to get hung up on.

Playing Steam games frequently leads to them freezing the entire desktop. Whenever this happens, I have no UX friendly way to recover.

I've read loads of hacky ways to recover, but they all entail memorizing command line stuff, or simply haven't worked when I tried using them.

Is there a UX friendly way of approaching this? Something like Mac and Windows have had since time immemorial, where you press a few keys than select a process and kill it? Or -- if it must be done through terminal -- is there at least a command line tool that makes it easy enough I could teach a child?

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Apparently the answer is simply: no, there is no user friendly way to recover when a game freezes the os. There are ways to recover, but — to date — they have not been given any form of UI that might guide users towards the solution or give novices confidence they aren’t going to mess something up.

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