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Thanks! i'll try it out
Here is my list: - pdf - `pdftk` - images - `imagemagick`utilities - audio/video - `ffmpeg` - documents - `libreoffice --headless` mode, also `pandoc` - download files - `wget` and `curl`, also `ytdlp` for youtube, reddit - cloud storage - `rclone`
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Yes, and everyone knows the blue screen of death!! It's so annoying.
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It's not frustrating if someone starts with linux without using windows once.
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Yes, I killed the parent process. Also after killing the process with firefox PID, the file equivalent to that process /proc/PID was still there. I think it could be - "likely I/O or driver related" or "stuck in a syscall waiting on some kind of I/O operation that isn’t timing out/is bugged out/can never complete".
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Sorry, it was a mistake, I fixed the post. Also I tried many other ways to kill that process. Thanks for the BUSIER tip.
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Sorry my mistake, it was pkill, but we also tried kill with process id, and we also tried killall. Every method that I knew i tried.
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I knew it was something related to kernel. Now I have some some explanation of if this happens again.
My friend was running firefox on linux mint, and it froze and he used `xkill` to kill firefox. But still it shows up in `htop` `ps -aux`. He tried to kill it multiple times but it didn't work. See the pictures for explanation. We had to kill power to shutdown, even systemd can't stop that process. 
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Iosevka Term and Computer Modern For Articles
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crazy updates which broke normal functionality, absence of tiling window manager
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Mlmym one is great!!
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there are multiple user interface option in libre office, https://books.libreoffice.org/en/WG72/WG7221-UserInterfaceVariants.html
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