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5 Pranks for Your Linux-Using Friend

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“Set XKill to start when the user logs in Go to System >
Preferences > Sessions and add an entry with the command
‘xkill’. If you have not used xkill before, it turns your cursor
into an ‘x’ (may vary by distribution) and kills the process behind
the next thing you click on. Watch out with this one! Using this on
unsaved work would be very bad.”


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