[Bug 548415] Re: Shutdown timer no longer appears

[June Oh]

I too would be very grateful for the revival of this feature.
I lost my laptop's battery last night because I forgot to press 'Yes' on the 
shutdown prompt.. so it stayed running until it's battery became critically low.
My other OS, Windows 7 turns off automatically after I press shutdown, without 
any prompts.

I believe it would be more 'morally correct' to let users decide on this
feature in the on the power options.

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Shutdown timer no longer appears
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[Bug 623804] [NEW] Enable users to configure on the previous 'shutdown timer' feature

[June Oh]

Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: indicator-session

The automatic 'shutdown timer' feature on the shutdown prompt has been
excluded in Lucid, in favor for a faster shutdown time.

However, although this was through decision, apparently there are quite
a lot of users from previous versions of Ubuntu and other OSs who miss
this feature and want it back. (Reference to the comments on Bug #548415
: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-
session/+bug/548415?comments=all )

I believe Lucid can save shutdown time AND still preserve user's range
of selection by adding a configuration for automatic shutdown timer on
the current power options.

** Affects: indicator-session (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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Enable users to configure on the previous 'shutdown timer' feature
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