From: "=?UTF-8?Q?Alfredo_Fern=c3=a1ndez_D=c3=adaz?=" <lswitcher-dev@2rosenthals.com>
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Subject: lSwitcher 2.92: can't invoke XShutdown now : (
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Date: Mon, 16 Nov 2020 01:03:03 +0100
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Hi all,

I missed the release of lsw2.92rc16 as the official lSwitcher 2.92; among 
other factors, it's still in /incoming at Hobbes (where by the way the long 
description looks like it has been chewed and spat out) but hey.

Turns out I hadn't noticed before that the last few RCs did away with a 
"hidden feature" I use a lot: in XWP, in the Desktop properties label for 
XShutdown, you can enable "Alt+F4 on Desktop shuts system down" or something 
similar. Then from the PM popup in lSwitcher, you could select the Desktop, 
and then hit "c" for "close", and reboot after you closed everything you 
wanted to, without ever taking your fingers off the same few keys.

Of course, after Gregg was done removing stuff that didn't apply to the 
currently selected task in the popup (as advised by yours truly f.e.), that 
became impossible -- no wonder, since the Desktop never had a "close" method 
like other WPS folders!

I really miss that. Can we have it back, even if it was never officially there?

Gregg, are you up for this, or against? Do you prefer I open a ticket?

Thank you,
Alfred.