Are you sure you want to close all programs and shut down the computer?
When I click shut down I want to shut down! :) This message bugs me. How to avoid this message?
Are you sure you want to close all programs and shut down the computer?
When I click shut down I want to shut down! :) This message bugs me. How to avoid this message?
11.04 and previous versions of ubuntu
gconf-editor
suppress_logout_restart_shutdown
OR
gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/indicator-session/suppress_logout_restart_shutdown true
To re-enable confirmation, replace the keyword true
with false
Settings for the indicator session and logout menu are found by running dconf-editor (from dconf-tools )
Alt+F2
and type gconf-editor
/apps/indicator-session
and check items you wantUse CtrlAltDel, wait 60s or Enter.
No mouse involved - but fastest way I know of.
The above keys shortcut lead to the logout dialog only. To assign a keyboard shortcut to the power off dialog we open
gnome-control-center keyboard
or Keyboard from System Settings... to define a new Custom Shortcut for the command
gnome-session-quit --power-off
This will open the following shutdown window:
In case we want CtrlAltDel for this we may have to define another shortcut for System -> Log out first.
gnome-session-quit --power-off --force --no-prompt
Jul 27, 2012 at 18:01
If you have Ubuntu Tweak installed you can do this by selecting Session control from the left hand side list and tick the box Suppress the logout, restart and shutdown confirmation dialogue box.
Check this question for Ubuntu tweak installation
Add Logout Button to GNOME Panel.
This is 1 mouse click to start the 60s shutdown countdown (immediate shutdown involves another mouse clicks).
Open Terminal and type sudo chmod u+s /sbin/shutdown
Then, from that point forward, any user can just issue the command shutdown
in a terminal.
Just open a terminal and run this command:
gsettings set com.canonical.indicator.session suppress-logout-restart-shutdown true
That's it. To re-enable just change the true
to false
.
The good thing about this is, You don't need to install dconf-tools, though it is better to install it, which will give you a graphical settings editor called dconf-editor to change many other features
Easy Pease.
Right click application menus.
Edit Menu.
GOTO - System Tools.
Click on "tick box" for the configuration editor.
Bingo.
Exit.
Applications, System Tools. configuration editor. // Apps - Indicator Session. Click the tick boxes to see exactly what they do and then untick them... and use this one.
/apps/indicator-session/suppress_logout_restart_shutdown
Suppress the dialog to confirm logout, restart and shutdown action. Whether or not to show confirmation dialogs for logout, restart and shutdown actions.