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#1 2007-11-22 18:29:30
- firecat53
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Changing Deskbar applet actions
When I have the computer actions (logout, restart, etc.) enabled for the deskbar applet, if I type 'restart' it just restarts X, not actually the whole computer. Does anyone know how or where to change those actions, or is it hardcoded in the source? I searched online, but couldn't find any documentation.
Thanks, Scott
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#2 2007-11-23 09:06:35
- pressh
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Re: Changing Deskbar applet actions
A quick browse through the source code (gdmactions.py) it seems to be coded in the application.
Are you using gdm as a login manager ?
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#3 2007-11-23 15:39:19
- firecat53
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Re: Changing Deskbar applet actions
Yes, I'm using GDM, and selecting any of the actions (logout, shutdown, restart, etc) from the gnome menu work just fine. I'm not a coder enough to tell by looking at the source how to go about fixing that, or exactly what function is being called to do the restart.
Any ideas?
Thanks, Scott
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