Yeah, it did used to notify people that there are more users logged in. If two
or more users were logged in, a dialogue box used to appear requesting
authentication to continue shutting down. If you clicked cancel on that
dialogue, you used to be brought back to gdm. I haven't really used
Hi all,
I do not know if this is a bug nor do i know how to call it to report it. And
maybe it was reported.
If I am logged in with one user(a) i then choose to open another user(b)
without logging out of user(a).
When logged in as (b) and tap shutdown button on my computer and the message
Hi Andres,
I have the same problem, so I will be monitoring this thread if anyone has
any answers. What I did as a workaround was create a keyboard shortcut with
gksudo shutdown -h now and it does the trick, just press the key
combination, type my password and the system is on its way to a clean
I think it's by design. It used to shutdown regardless when users were
logged in, but this isn't desirable for multi-user systems. Now, it
wouldn't matter whether you tried to shutdown as the admin user or the
normal user, as I understand it. It will only log you out until no more
users are logged
