I have been trying to get suse to let me shutdown/reboot however i cant seem to have any luck when ever i hit the shutdown/reboot buttons it only logs me off where then i have to hit shutdown/restart again in order to shutdown or restart.
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Have you searched the forum? This has come up at least two times in the
last month. Yast: Security and Users: Local Security. Look for an
option that talks about shutting down from the GUI.
Good luck.
Argedion wrote:
> I have been trying to get suse to let me shutdown/reboot however i cant
> seem to have any luck when ever i hit the shutdown/reboot buttons it
> only logs me off where then i have to hit shutdown/restart again in
> order to shutdown or restart.
>
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no options to shutdown or restart from the gui in any of the applets in yast security and users that i have seen and i have looked very good
Note I have seemed to fail to mention i’m using the gnome desktop sorry about that
i’m having exactly the same situation. help would be most welcome.
Op Tue, 10 Feb 2009 01:56:02 +0000, schreef Argedion:
> Note I have seemed to fail to mention i’m using the gnome desktop sorry
> about that
I have the same thing when i’m trying to shutdown from gnome using kdm as
a displaymanager, with gdm i have no problems.
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Chris Maaskant
thanks Chris. Using gdm avoids this problem for me, too.
There was a problem in kde4.2 when you had a folder view on your desktop set to /home. I switched that folder to Documents and the shutdown problem went away.
I think setting that folder to /home kept the disk from unmounting.
There was a problem in kde4.2 when you had a folder view on your desktop set to /home. I switched that folder to Documents and the shutdown problem went away.
I think setting that folder to /home kept the disk from unmounting.
For KDE, go to "Personal Settings (Configure Desktop) - select ‘Advanced’ tab - ‘Session Manager-System Settings’. The 3rd entry on that has the Default Shutdown Options.
I use Gnome and experience the same problem - logout instead of shutdown. How can I tell whether I am using gdm or kdm and How do I choose the display manager to be used?