Cool, the command works like a charm. I don't mind turning off or restarting my
computer with the terminal. In fact, it feels more classy!
As for data, I have no problems. Most of my personal data sits either in
Dropbox or my pendrive.
Just for the record:
$sudo shutdown now #shuts down
$sudo shutdown -r now #restarts
Many thanks,
Jonathan Marsden <[email protected]> wrote:
>On 06/19/2013 09:13 PM, Iberê Fernandes wrote:
>
>> Just be carefull because I reported on a bug that sudo shutdown now
>on
>> Lubuntu 13.10 daily 20130618 was leading to land at root@lubuntu
>user.
>>
>> I'm not sure about sudo shutdown -r now... need to test. But be
>carefull
>> with what you do on your root privileges, ok?
>
>Agreed. Gentle reminder: No-one should be using an Alpha test release
>of Saucy on anything involving real data that they do not have very
>good
>(and tested) offline backups of :)
>
>So, yes, everyone please "be careful" -- mostly by not installing Saucy
>on any production machines -- that is, systems that are anything other
>than just for test use, at this early point in the development cycle :)
>
>We want plenty of testers... the more the better! But we don't want
>any
>testers to lose their precious data and blame Saucy.
>
>Jonathan
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