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Hi,
I just installed Mate from MATE's official repository and E17 from official repository.
Why can't I reboot and shutdown from System menu in MATE but I can do it in E17?
In order to do that I have to open a terminal and give "reboot" or "poweroff"...
Thank you!
- MM
Last edited by Airon90 (2013-01-20 10:26:06)
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This could simply be a problem in MATE from a recent update. This is Archlinux, as soon as a package gets updated it gets pushed. It is unlikely that E17 could have messed with MATE's shutdown function. Are you logging into the root account in MATE? I have heard that causes issues.
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This could simply be a problem in MATE from a recent update. This is Archlinux, as soon as a package gets updated it gets pushed. It is unlikely that E17 could have messed with MATE's shutdown function. Are you logging into the root account in MATE? I have heard that causes issues.
So I only have to wait?
No, I don't login into root account, I only use it when I use sudo.
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You can try the command
sudo shutdown -h now
and see if it hangs. If it doesnt you have a way of shutting down without it hanging.
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No: "won't shutdown" means that there is no button for shutdown. It doesn't mean that shutdown hangs.
My problem is that there is no button for shutdown in MATE and I don't know why!
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This thread is a bit old now but have you checked it out to see if it is the same issue?
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So MATE doesn't support Systemd yet... Ok, thank you for your answer and thank you for linking me that thread. I searched before write but I didn't find anything ![]()
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