*talking to a customer on the phone*
*tries to switch to the next virtual desktop for a terminal*

*BAM BLACK SCREEN*

😶😐😓

*wild Linux mint logo appears*
*computer reboots*

*realize that I pressed ctrl+alt+delete*

😅🤣

*explains honestly to colleagues and client*

Both found it funny and laughed, luckily 😆

Why does that reboot? :D

@Haxk20 @irene @PrivateGER I think I entered it myself but no clue why 😅

OOOOOPSIEEE
I accidentally post that the other day
●○●○●○●●●○●PSIEEEEEEEE!

(who gets the reference? :D)

@Condor Hahahaha!
Yes!!

It's CTRL ALT Backspace thay does this (on my linux mint at least)

@masterdoctor If you're a Windows user you should check out System Explorer. It's what task manager should've been. And it's open source, so it's free to use 8) You should definitely check it out.

@masterdoctor it depends if you use all functionality. It's really easy not to do so. At the top you have tabs like "tasks", "processes" and so on. You can close the ones you don't use.

You can add tabs by using the "+" mark at the right of the tabs (like "new empty tab" in web browsers). When you click the +, you get a list where you can chose a tab, e.g. "autoruns" or drivers"

There's nothing else to it. Most is self-explanatory.

The pic is when you right-click on a task. Once you use this, there's little chance you'll use task manager very often 😁

Was the wrong pic actually. <^_^') Above is rightclicking a service.

Here's rightclicking a process: