@Walter: Thanks kindly for adding that into the features, whether it is "understandable" or not, it is appreciated. In my case I have Lu 19.10 in my multi-boot Mac Pro, and so booting a system at least requires a "Grub" decision, select a system, then wait while the selected system runs through its "boot" . . . some of them take several minutes to "find the swap" or something similar . . . although the ubuntu options do do well on the boot quickness front, others do not and are quite "slow" to arrive at the log in window.
So, sometimes I want to boot a system, but then don't have time to log in right then, so being able to "suspend" **before** logging in is the feature that I find in many other linux installs that I have . . . and having them in the other systems, U-MATE, a couple OpenSUSE, a sid debian . . . sets up a "groove" . . . which then caused a "skip" when it came to doing the same behavior with Lu . . . . But, yes, as far as Lu is set up, if I suspend when I revive it asks for a password, so if I'm logged in already it is "redundant" to log out . . . but others of my installs don't ask for a password when reviving . . . hence the "log out" to a more secure suspend . . . . But doing that in the present iteration of Lu brought the two button option to just "reboot" or "shut down" . . . . However, in most of the other linux systems I am running, the "shut down" button also brings the full range of operational buttons to choose from, i.e., "suspend," "hibernate," "restart," or "shut down" . . . so again, "habit" brings the thought that "shut down button brings all the options" . . . but in the "old" Lu 19.10 . . . it only brought "the end." F On Sat, Aug 17, 2019 at 2:52 PM ∅ <w...@ubuntu.com> wrote: > On Sat, Aug 17, 2019 at 08:09:40AM -0700, Fritz Hudnut wrote: > > I made a request awhile back to have a "suspend the system from the > > log in window" and that would continue to be the request. > > Added a [task][1] to get this in 19.10. I've already written the little > bit of code that needs to be there to support it. All we need is an > image and I'll upload it all to the archive. > > > I wanted to "log out" of the user, and then "suspend" > > I will say that this is one thing I don't understand. Why wouldn't you > just suspend? Seems like you're just making extra steps for yourself. > > [1]: https://phab.lubuntu.me/T110 > -- > @wxl | polka.bike > C563 CAC5 8BE1 2F22 A49D > 68F6 8B57 A48B C4F2 051A >
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