Anno domini 2026 Sun, 25 Jan 10:22:11 +0100 Thierry de Coulon via tde-users scripsit:
On Sunday 25 January 2026 08:42:37 Dr. Nikolaus Klepp via tde-users wrote:
You could disable the logout dialog so that when the user closes his session it always ends with tdm/loghtdm/xdm and then use the *xm dialog to shutdown or press the power button to shut down in the first place. I did choose this aproach for all my systems.
Nik
How do you do that?
I've unticked the "offer shutdown options" in the session manager. It does remove everything but "logout", but then the user is back at the login screen and needs to find how to shutdown.
in ./share/config/ksmserverrc:
[General] confirmLogout=false excludeApps= loginMode=default offerShutdown=true screenCount=1 shutdownType=2
[Logout] doFancyLogout=false showLogoutStatusDlg=false
Manually: First you set the default behavior of the logout dialog to "shutdown", then you use it once. In the next session select no logout dialog, use it once. Next session should shutdown when you logout (or what ever you choosed in step 1). In the config "shutdownType" defines logout or shoutdown.
sudo: could you post the lines in /etc/sudoers?
Nik
There is no power button on this "machine" (it's an UpBoard, for information), so that solution is not available.
I've tried modifying /etc/sudoers to let the user run poweroff, but it does not work (MX-25, Trixie based).
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