I use:
OpenSuse 11.1 with KDE.
I wish:
no session restoring on login and no confirmation dialog on logout – i.e. OpenSuse should never ask me, if I click on “shutdown” and always start with new session.
I do:
So, in “System Settings” -> “Advanced”-Tab -> “Session Manager” I choose follow options:
General:
NO Confirm Logout
NO Offer shutdown option
On Login:
YES Start with an empty session
Default shutdown option:
YES Turn off computer
(finally, it goes disabled)
The problem is:
Now I can’t shutdown my computer by clicking the “Shutdown” in main menu. I can click it hundred times – nothing happens. Could anybody explain me, why???
As an experiment:
If I choose “YES Confirm Logout” and click the “Shutdown”, I will see the confirmation dialog, but with only one option - “Logout”…
P.S. Please don’t advise me to use “shutdown -h now”. I know this command. But I will use only the nice KDE UI.