Hi all, I just added reboot/shutdown menu entries for non GNOME/KDE users root-menu -> session -> [here] here are the instructions how to setup sudo to let non-root users be able to call `shutdown' (only applies to `shutdown' binary, no other one): (also in README.IMPORTANT) reboot/shutdown from root-menu ****************************** The sawfish root-menu has a session sub-menu which allows you to reboot and/or shutdown your machine. If you use GNOME or KDE, no additional work by you is required. But if you use sawfish standalone, you have to make sure that you're allowed to execute `shutdown', there are several ways to achieve that, the suggested approach is to use sudo combined with a group called shutdown: ;; add a new group called `shutdown' groupadd shutdown ;; add user to the `shutdown' group adduser misterx shutdown ;; add the group `shutdown' to sudoers visudo ;; add the following: %shutdown ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /sbin/shutdown That's it, now everyone in the shutdown group can do it! Chris
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