gnome-shell encourages users to end a session by locking, suspending or powering down, whereas logging out is less convenient, since you have to open a submenu.
But the "normal" way to end a session depends on the system! For many desktop computers in a lab logging out is the *normal* way to end a session (with locking as a secondary choice in some situations). I happen to administrate a lab where infrequent users often fail to log themselves out, because the interface encourages other options. I'm looking into how to write a gnome shell extension to do the right thing (for this system), but I'd like to at the same time also ask if there has been any thoughts about making some setting for the computer (not the user) about what the normal ways to end a session on it are, so the will be easily accessible buttons for those but not for others. _______________________________________________ gnome-shell-list mailing list gnome-shell-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-shell-list
