On Sun, Jun 8, 2008 at 11:31 AM, Anton Moiseev wrote:

On Sun, Jun 8, 2008 at 7:43 PM, Patrick Shanahan wrote:

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* Anton Moiseev [06-08-08 11:36]:

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I have opensuse 10.3. After upgrading from 10.2 the "shutdown" and "reboot" options have disappeared from kde3 logout dialog (there is only "logout"), thought I had them in 10.2. I also have this options in gnome and also in kde4 logout dialogs.

Is it possible to bring it back to kde3?

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Thank's for reply, but that not the case - I meant the "restart" and "shutdown" buttons on the "Log out" dialog.

I have added the applet to the panel - and it shows 2 buttons "lock session" and "log out". When I press "log out" button of the applet, I see the logout screen (with green sleeping dragon on the left) with only one button "End current session", but there should also be "shut down" and "poweroff" buttons.

Thank's to that applet, I have found "Configure session manager" dialog with "Offer shutdown options" checkbox in it (looks like what I need), but I have it checked and I still do not have "shutdown" or "reboot" options.

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