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Andrew Lowe wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> Running an unstable 64 bit KDE desktop. Sometimes when it comes time to |
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> shut down, I go to the "K" thingy on the menu bar, select "Leave" -> |
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> "Shut down" and then hit the button on the dialogue that pops up, and in |
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> turn the machine shuts down. |
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> Other times, after selecting "Shut down", no dialogue comes up. Even if |
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> I wait 30 seconds, the default shutdown wait period, the machine does |
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> not shut down. In this case, I now have to resort to firing up a |
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> terminal then as root running "shutdown -h now". This will in turn cause |
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> the shutdown. |
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> Does anyone have any ideas as to why sometimes the dialogue, and hence |
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> the shutdown process, does work and others it does not? Any thoughts are |
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> greatly appreciated. |
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> Andrew |
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> . |
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I had a power outage earlier and had to shutdown. I noticed that when I |
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right click on the desktop to get the menu to pop up, it finally popped |
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up, after some waiting. I did some KDE updates last night and that was |
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the first time I recall it doing it on my rig. Thing is, I have a 4 |
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core 3.2GHz CPU so speed shouldn't be a issue when little else is running. |
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It is odd but based on other replies, I suspect a bug, maybe one old one |
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and one newer one since I just had the problem today after updating last |
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night. ;-) |
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At least you are not alone. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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