Re: [orca-list] Shutting Down from Gnome Shell?

[José Vilmar Estácio de Souza <vilmar informal com br>]

Hi.
I found the power off option, press the enter key but nothing happened 
immediately.
After a while I heard orca announce power off but I can not review the 
dialog.

On 04/14/2012 07:59 PM, Piñeiro wrote:
> On 04/14/2012 11:58 PM, Dave Hunt wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I believe there is a 'power off' button on the user menu, visible when
> > you hold 'alt' while navigating this menu.
>
> There is a "suspend" menu item on the user menu. If you are pressing Alt
> this menu item changes to "power off".
>
> > To get there:
> >
> > 1)  'alt+f1';
> > 2)  'alt+tab' to 'top bar';
> > 3)  release 'alt+tab';
>
> IMHO, the easiest way to go to the panel is Ctrl+Alt+Tab
>
> > 4)  'tab' to user menu (it will have your name as its title);
> > 5)  hold 'alt', while moving up/down (you'll hear "power off", and
> > other choices;
> > 6)  release all keys and press 'enter'.
> >
> > My machine suspended, instead of powering down.  I'll just use the
> > power switch.
>
> This is because you need to keep pressing alt to maintain "power off"
> action. But it will show "power off" only as far as Alt keep pressed.
>
> Anyway I realized something:
>    1. You open user menu
>    2. Press Alt, so that item menu changes from "suspend" to "power off"
>    3. Navigate to that item (but keep pressing Alt)
>    4. Orca exposes "power off"
>    5. Stop pressing Alt
>    6. Menu item selected changes to "suspend"
>
> But Orca is not exposing this name change. I guess that we can create a
> bug with this.
>
> BR