On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 4:52 PM, Mark Curtis <[email protected]> wrote:
> Removing "Restart" would cause a lot of people to be upset. Not only > since "Restart" is a pretty basic function, but that it'd be confusing that > after a kernel update it says the computer must be restarted, when the > option would no longer be there. Even if the user were to figure out to > "shut down" then press the power button, it's an extra step. > >From the spec at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ExitStrategy.. > For many occasions where the computer needs restarting, such as a kernel > update, Ubuntu can offer a transitory interface for doing it (such as an > alert, or a menu item in the relevant program). The remainder of cases will > be rare enough that people will not mind logging out before choosing the > Restart command (or, alternatively, using a terminal command). It seems to be that "in the relevant program" could just as easily be the session menu. -- --Alex Launi
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