Quoting Lorry (fish at slava.net):
> Sometimes when I try to run everybuddy, a little window pops up and says 
> it's already running and gives a pid.  I don't know how it could be 
> running when I've just booted up the machine, but I've always been able 
> to kill the pid and start everybuddy after that.
> Well, it's happened again, and the kill isn't working.  I've done kill 
> pid and kill -9 pid and neither work.  I still get the "already running" 
> message.  When I ps, it doesn't show up in the list.  What else could be 
> causing this and how can I stop it from happening?  Has anyone else had 
> a similar problem?  Thanks!

Did you look in your home directory for some sort of lock file?
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