Hi all--

I have installed Squeak-3.7 w/ KomHttpServer-6.2 & Seaside-2.5b4 on
Linux. Squeak runs in the background w/o a GUI, like a "service". I
start Squeak from a shell like this:

  squeak -nosound -nodisplay &

What is the best way to stop squeak in this case? I can use `killall
squeak', or just open the System Monitor and end or kill the process.
But could this approach result in data loss or corruption? Is there a
"preferred" way to stop squeak when running w/o a GUI?

Any helpful suggestion will be appreciated.

--Laurent