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Stuart Howard skrev: |
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> Bug seems a little harsh in the xmas season ;) |
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> Quick google brings this webpage |
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> http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/KDE-GUI-Login-Configuration-HOWTO.html#s5 |
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That link is about allowing only root to shut off the system. But it is |
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certainly not desirable to require that a system administrator comes by |
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whenever a user wants to shut off the computer. In the normal case, the |
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user should of course be able to shut off. Just not when there are other |
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sessions, such as a root login on virtual terminal 1, emerging |
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openoffice since over a day. |
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> On 25/12/2007, Erik <sigra@××××.se> wrote: |
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>> If a user tries to shut off from KDM, he gets a confirmation dialog with a list of sessions that are open. This is good. Even better would be an option to forbid shutting off when there are other sessions open. |
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>> But inside KDE, the user can shut off without even a warning about other open sessions. This must be a bug that needs to be fixed, right? |
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