On 7 Aug, Brian K Servis wrote:
>
> I had thought of doing as you did, adding a shutdown menu option. I
> assume you are running as a regular user. How did you set it up so
> that 'you' could start the shutdown process?
>
I user the "super" package (I guess you could use sudo as well).
This is the line from /etc/super.tab :
booten "/sbin/shutdown -r now" martinb
and /usr/local/bin/booten is just:
super booten
Then I just add a menu option for /usr/local/bin/booten (in a submenu,
so I don't hit it by mistake).
Ciao,
Martin
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