Programs, like people, not are perfect and every now and requiring a forced closure (kill) by the operator process (task manager).
A keyboard shortcut is always handy to be able to open the task manager, also under Ubuntu.
In memory of the glorious old days I decided to associate with the operator processes the configuration of CTRL + ALT + DEL although already associated with another function.
To set a global shortcut:
System > Preferences> Keyboard Shortcuts
press "Add " you will enter a "name" for this action and its
"command"
Name: Task Manager Command: gnome-system-monitor
Finally click on "disabled" under the column "shortcut" you can set the key sequence you prefer.
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