On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 8:05 PM, Divya Subramanian wrote:Seems I was mistaken, I thought you were talking about a hardware button.
> I checked it but no such packages are removed.
That depends on the software in question. At a guess, lxpanel is
> Where does the shut down button from application menu mapsto ?
package containing the shutdown button for LXDE. Looking at
codesearch.d.n for lxpanel I found that shutdown in lxpanel uses gdm
or hal. hal has been removed from Debian so I doubt you are using
that. IIRC gdm requires systemd interfaces. Searching the Internet for
systemd shutdown debian, I found some related links, including that
this is a known bug. The issue is that the LXDE support for
systemd/logind is buggy. Your options are to get an NMU of lxsession
with the Maeiga/upstream patch included, get involved in the LXDE team
and help them maintain it and fix the bug, switch back to sysvinit or
ignore it for now and use systemctl poweroff/init 0/shutdown -h now.
http://sources.debian.net/src/lxpanel/latest/debian/lxpanel.README.Debian
https://bugs.debian.org/730123
https://bugs.debian.org/731489
BTW: LXDE will be probably soon be removed from Debian to make way for
the rewrite called LXQt.
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