I recently found a nice GUI option for shutdown command - gshutdown.
Though I still prefer the elegant command line option, the GUI feature does make it more usable.
It is available through package manager in ubuntu 9.10.
sudo apt-get install gshutdown
You can add it to your panel(from Applications > Accessories) and run it as root.
The below image are my settings from its icon properties:
Its auto detect features did not work for me so I manually defined commands
for shutdown and reboot.
My custom command for shutdown is as below:
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
GNOME: Resume from suspend without password
When you resume your laptop from suspend/hibernate, Gnome usually asks for your password. This feature can be annoying in a single user laptop computer.
To change this setting open gconf-editor.
If you don't have it, install using your package manager (sudo apt-get install gconf-editor).
apps > gnome-power-manager > lock
Unselect all selected options. My setting looks as in the figure.
To change this setting open gconf-editor.
If you don't have it, install using your package manager (sudo apt-get install gconf-editor).
apps > gnome-power-manager > lock
Unselect all selected options. My setting looks as in the figure.
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