Two types of people in this world.
Those who press Ctrl+Shift+Esc.
Those who press Ctrl+Alt+Del and click on Task Manager.

...and those who call the alt key the option key (from early mac days).

I made a shortcut in ubuntu to open task manager with ctrl+alt+del :D

I right click the taskbar and click task manager, guess I'm a freak then :)

@Bikonja This is what I do, by far the best way!

What I do is run then type "taskmgr" like a barbarian.

Til

And there is this third type running a Linux box. 😉

I usually right click the task bar and click task manager from there

My windows box had a macro function key mapped to open taskmgr

And those who use Process Hacker.

And those who use Win+X then click Task Manager

``ps aux`` for others

@MatthieuLemoine beat me to it!

@fox8091 Well obviously when that happens you don't have a choice!

@MatthieuLemoine For fux sake, thank you!

@sljux ditto.

Three kinds actually:
Ctr+Alt+Backspace

Another way...

A Mac running Windows: Ctrl + alt + fn + backspace.

That's so useful! :D

You forgot the fourth type: macOS users, who don't get a Task-Manager-kill-all at all — Force Quit is one app at a time and Activity Monitor is basically read-only for the impatient. That gap is exactly why I built boom: a menu-bar button that force-quits every user app in one click. Ctrl+Shift+Esc energy, minus the Ctrl+Shift+Esc.