I want to be able to power down from KDE
I'm using RedHat 9. I click on the Red Hat in the lower left hand corner
and can select "Logout", which takes me out, and then i can power down from there, but that's one step too many. In Gnome, i can power down directly, how can I do this in KDE?
An even simpler answer is to just add a new application link to the kde menu, get a script written called shutdown, chmod +x the file and add it to the menu with a pretty icons.
Script:
#!/usr/bin/sh
#
'/usr/bin/init 0'
#
# End of Script
In the control center, i went to KDE Components -> Session Manager -> Default Action After Logout and changed it to Turn Off Computer, but that didn't seem to have any effect.
So i created a script that calls init 0.
init is in /sbin, not /usr/bin, maybe thats a RedHat idiosyncrasy, i don't know.
but any, I added an icon to the panel. mucho conveniento.
Thanks.
Thursday, May 23rd 2024, 4:01pm
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