KDE - reboot PC "to Windows XP" does not work
| Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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| kdebase (Ubuntu) |
New
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Undecided
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Unassigned | ||
Bug Description
When I select "Logoff..." from main KDE's menu, the dialog will appear - I can choose, what I want to do - to just "logoff", "reboot PC" , "turn off PC", ...
( In KDM I enabled GRUB menu support, so from the main KDM's login screen, when I click on "Reboot PC" and hold mouse, I can select to reboot to "Windows XP"... )
So when I click on "REBOOT" button and hold mouse button down, I can select to reboot to "Windows XP", too. But when I release mouse button, nothing happens. After I press ESCape, I am back in my user session. "Logoff..." from KDE's main button does not work any more.
My friend told me, I should execute "kdeinit_shutdown" to safely logoff... But after I executed "kdeinit_shutdown", I have seen error window, that "ksmserver" made error.
When I just click on "Reboot PC", everything works... :-(
| Brian Murray (brian-murray) wrote | #1 |
| Marco Maini (maini10) wrote | #2 |
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