I have a fairly standard Debian Sid system with Gnome3 with the shell
extensions installed.
If I log off (from the menu below my name on the top right) the system
immediately puts up the dialog box saying it will log off in 60 seconds
but inviting me to either cancel or log out immediately. If I say log
out immediately, the screen greys out and the activities hot spot become
inactive, but nothing further happens for about 60 seconds, when it
suddenly logs out.
Similarly - with power off, it again pops up a dialog box and again when
I say power off now, nothing happens for a minute. This time, you can
see it going though the power off sequence with the final line on the
console saying I will now halt, but in actual fact the PC reboots. The
only way I can power down, is to press the power down switch on the
computer just before the bios completes the pre-boot sequence.
This same hardware has worked before for power down (it works in Wheezy
- and powers down immediately), but I am not sure with regard to log out
(since I am the only user of this machine I rarely have a requirement to
log out) so something has changed.
Is anyone else experiencing these problems? Any idea how they may be fixed?
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