Re: shutdown or reboot from gdm

2002-10-29 Thread N. Thomas
* Paul Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-10-30 00:12:43 -0500]:
> I'm running woody and have gnome installed, and everything seems to be
> working fairly well, except that there's no shutdown or reboot option
> available from the desktop.

As another poster mentioned, you can edit gdm.conf (the preferred method).

Another way to do this is to run gdmconfig(1) as root, and enable the option
"Show System Menu" (or something similar), it is under the "Login Behavior"
tab in the "Basic" section of that utility.

thomas

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Re: shutdown or reboot from gdm

2002-10-29 Thread Hubert Chan
> "Paul" == Paul Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

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Paul> I'm running woody and have gnome installed, and everything seems
Paul> to be working fairly well, except that there's no shutdown or
Paul> reboot option available from the desktop.  From the docs I've
Paul> seen, it seems like gdm should offer this option after I've logged
Paul> out from gnome, but it doesn't appear to.  The gdm docs mention a
Paul> system menu where reboot/shutdown should be an option...I assume
Paul> this is after I've logged in?  There no system menu in the login
Paul> window that gdm presents.  Does anyone know what I need to do to
Paul> be able to shutdown/reboot from the desktop (aside from su
Paul> shutdown in a term window)?

You will need to edit /etc/gdm/gdm.conf.  Look under the [greeter]
section, and change "SystemMenu=false" to ... well, you know ...  I
think that's the only thing you need to change.  If not, poke around in
that file.

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shutdown or reboot from gdm

2002-10-29 Thread Paul Galbraith



I'm running woody and have gnome installed, and 
everything seems to be working fairly well, except that there's no shutdown or 
reboot option available from the desktop.  From the docs I've seen, it 
seems like gdm should offer this option after I've logged out from gnome, but it 
doesn't appear to.  The gdm docs mention a system menu where 
reboot/shutdown should be an option...I assume this is after I've logged 
in?  There no system menu in the login window that gdm presents.  Does 
anyone know what I need to do to be able to shutdown/reboot from the desktop 
(aside from su shutdown in a term window)?