But, one "issue" that I've found to be "problematic" is the seeming lack of
a log in window button for "suspend" . . . sometimes I like to boot up the
system, but then I've got other things to do, before logging in, or I'm
going to be doing something so I want to officially "log out" or "not log
On Mon, 1 Apr 2019 11:38:16 +0200, Liam Proven wrote:
>That's surprising to me. You'd start a computer in order to put it to
>sleep? How bizarre! :-)
Hi,
a modern tablet PC doesn't need much power when being idle, but for old
computers battery charge could be something to consider. Nowadays
On Sat, 30 Mar 2019 at 17:30, Fritz Hudnut wrote:
>
> Folks:
>
> Been playing around with Disco for a tad bit, and overall it's fine, a few
> GUI items that seem a bit declasse' in comparison to the very rich visuals of
> many of the apps . . . .
>
> But, one "issue" that I've found to be
>
> sometimes I like to boot up the system, but then I've got other things to
> do, before logging in, or I'm going to be doing something so I want to
> officially "log out" or "not log in" yet . . . but I want to "suspend"
> operations . . . .
I agree. I suspend from the login/locked screen
Folks:
Been playing around with Disco for a tad bit, and overall it's fine, a few
GUI items that seem a bit declasse' in comparison to the very rich visuals
of many of the apps . . . .
But, one "issue" that I've found to be "problematic" is the seeming lack of
a log in window button for
