On Tue, 2003-11-04 at 15:49, Mpiktas wrote: > Hi, > > Today after almost 4 weeks I'm online again. First thing I did was upgrading > my Sid box. Gnome 2.4 feels great. Thanx for the great work. Everything's > perfect except the shutdown. I can live with that that in order to shutdown I > need 2 steps. Logout from gnome, choose shutdown from gdm system menu. But now > after I choose shutdown gdm asks me for a root password. I know it, but my > wife will know it only over my dead body:) Yet she sometimes need to shutdown > the computer. Security is good. But let's face it this is ridiculous. If I use > gnome I use computer as desktop, not a server. So I shutdown it for the night. > And such a simple operation has become even harder. Or I have misconfigured > something? I let dpkg overwrite my old gdm config file.Thanx for any > helpMpiktas In gdmsetup, in the "Security" tab, uncheck the "Secure System Menu" option.
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