Hi amigos,
My Leap takes long time to log out, reboot or shut down,
Some times it takes 3~5 minutes, and some times maybe more (and as I can’t wait more, I have to press ctrl+backspace twice to restart X server)
I don’t have any problem with hibernation and sleep, and the issue is only when I want to leave my working session.
Also it boots very quickly.
any help will be appreciated 
There have been other threads on this. I’ll quote the advice that Marcelovborro gave on the forum in November. It worked for me (though it didn’t for some others apparently).
.*… It took a 90 seconds timeout waiting a zombi process everytime it turned off the machines. The problem was google chrome. It never kills the “Chrome_ProcessL” process when you exit it. Doing a killall -9 Chrome_ProcessL solved my problem. I am thinking about adding a cron task to kill Chrome_ProcessL periodically since it seems to not affect the running session of google chrome.
If you use sddm as your display manager, switch to kdm. Made a big difference on my system.
Hi Jenspen and thanks for your reply,
So what should i really do? kill chromium process before login out or reboot?
and what did you do that works.
Thanks
Hi swannema and thanks for your reply,
I did that, and I’ll tell you the result 
Thanks
Hi lightblue, have you checked that** your particular problem is caused by the chrome (or chromium) process?** When you hit the Escape key while waiting for shut down do you get a message that “a stop job is running” and a countdown of 1 minute and 30 seconds? If that is the case, then I’d strongly suspect that it is at least one Chrome_ProcessL that is holding up the shutdown.
Personally, I use a terminal to “killall -9 Chrome_ProcessL” before every shut down. Or you could run a chron task periodically as was also suggested. Killing the Chrome or Chromium ProcessL is not going to kill Chrome or Chromium, just some associated processes whose nature I researched but can’t remember.
At least, if you will be able to eliminate Chrome_ProcessL as the problem.