intercepts this combination, pressing it will usually restart your host graphical user interface (and kill all running programs, including VirtualBox, in the process). Third, on Linux hosts supporting virtual [--verbose] process kill --session-id | --session-name [--verbose] ... [p[s]]kill --session-id | --session-name verbose. • process kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on ei- ther the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id

intercepts this combination, pressing it will usually restart your host graphical user interface (and kill all running programs, including VirtualBox, in the process). Third, on Linux hosts supporting virtual [--verbose] process kill --session-id | --session-name [--verbose] ... [p[s]]kill --session-id | --session-name • process kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on ei- ther the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id

intercepts this combination, pressing it will usually restart your host graphical user interface (and kill all running programs, including VirtualBox, in the process). Third, on Linux hosts supporting virtual [--verbose] process kill --session-id | --session-name [--verbose] ... [p[s]]kill --session-id | --session-name • process kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on ei- ther the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id

intercepts this combination, pressing it will usually restart your host graphical user interface (and kill all running programs, including VirtualBox, in the process). Third, on Linux hosts supporting virtual [--verbose] process kill --session-id | --session-name [--verbose] ... [p[s]]kill --session-id | --session-name • process kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on ei- ther the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id

intercepts this combination, pressing it will usually restart your host graphical user interface (and kill all running programs, including VirtualBox, in the process). Third, on Linux hosts supporting virtual • process kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on ei- ther the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id terminate. • [p[s]]kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on either the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id

intercepts this combination, pressing it will usually restart your host graphical user interface (and kill all running programs, including VirtualBox, in the process). Third, on Linux hosts supporting virtual • process kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on ei- ther the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id terminate. • [p[s]]kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on either the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id

intercepts this combination, pressing it will usually restart your host graphical user interface (and kill all running programs, including VirtualBox, in the process). Third, on Linux hosts supporting virtual [--verbose] process kill --session-id | --session-name [--verbose] ... [p[s]]kill --session-id | --session-name • process kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on ei- ther the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id

intercepts this combination, pressing it will usually restart your host graphical user interface (and kill all running programs, including VirtualBox, in the process). Third, on Linux hosts supporting virtual • process kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on ei- ther the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id terminate. • [p[s]]kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on either the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id

intercepts this combination, pressing it will usually restart your host graphical user interface (and kill all running programs, including VirtualBox, in the process). Third, on Linux hosts supporting virtual • process kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on ei- ther the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id terminate. • [p[s]]kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on either the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id

intercepts this combination, pressing it will usually restart your host graphical user interface (and kill all running programs, including VirtualBox, in the process). Third, on Linux hosts supporting virtual • process kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on ei- ther the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id terminate. • [p[s]]kill, which terminates specific guest processes of a guest session, based on either the session’s ID or the session’s name. VBoxManage guestcontrol process kill --session-id