On Wed, Feb 14, 2001, Tzafrir Cohen wrote about "shutdown from X":
> Hi
>
> I recently noticed that when I press ctrl-alt-del from X, it does not seem
> to be trapped by init and start a reboot. ctrl-alt-sysreq keys do work,
> btw, but that's not a proper shutdown.
>
> I noticed this with mandrake 7.2, but I see to recall the same with
> mandrake 7.0 .
>
> Any ideas? (besides the obvious ugly workaround of crtl-alt-f1
> ctrl-alt-del)
>
If I remember correctly, Ctrl-Alt-Delete doesn't mean anything special
to X. You can just map it using your Window manager's standard method of
mapping keys, e.g., to the command "poweroff", or something like that.
I have the following in my .ctwmrc:
"KP_Delete" = c m : all : !"neaper exit"
(you might need to replace KP_Delete with Delete or KP_Decimal, I don't know,
and change the command).
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