Process list

You can look at the service settings in the following menu: System->Administration->Services. To disable the service or enable it you only have to check or uncheck the box next to the specific service.

I think there isn't all proceses...

Well you can also look at the scripts in "/etc/init.d/". To disable bluetooth you can do the following in a shell:

% sudo /etc/init.d/<name of script to disable> stop
% sudo mv /etc/init.d/<name of script to disable>{,.DISABLED}

This will stop the daemon and change its name to <name of script to disable>.DISABLED . To renable it you can simply remove the ".DISABLED" .

Nic

I forgot to mention than a good way to see what is running on your computer is to use the following command :

% ps aux | less This will list everything on the computer
% top This will show what is running but ordered by how much ressources it uses

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