Lock/logout interactions
Chani
chanika at gmail.com
Tue Mar 11 22:47:51 CET 2008
> Why don't we just use the system's power button? When the user presses
> the power button, he's presented with one button: "Click here to log on
> as another user" and a countdown, telling him that the system will shut
> down in 10 seconds. This would be on a fullscreen, dimmed version of
> his current desktop, close to how it is handled now.
hmm... what about hibernate/suspend options? I do find it a little silly that
I have to have klaptop from kde3 running and use that to hibernate my laptop.
actually, I just got olpc, and it... doesn't seem to *do* hibernate. just
shutdown, reboot and "register". it... doesn't even turn off the display when
I close it (I can see the light coming out the gaps, so much for
weatherproofing) so I'm guessing there's no lid switch to tie an action
to... :(
and no, hitting the power button doesn't do anything there. shame really.
the lack of options is driving me effing nuts.
personally I'd like to have the leave-options presented when I press a
computer's power button. or maybe have it hibernate in the case of
laptops... :) it's just another button really, why can't I bind it to
whatever action I like?
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