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Subject: Re: [lswitcher-dev] lSwitcher 2.92: can't invoke XShutdown now : (

On Mon, 16 Nov 2020 01:03:03 +0100 Alfredo Fernández Díaz wrote:
>
>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?

While I am not really clear as to what you are telling me here. I suspect that this is the result of my fixing your complaint that hot keys worked on things that they shouldn't.  

>
>Gregg, are you up for this, or against? Do you prefer I open a ticket?

Open a ticket and I will consider it. If I fix it I probably should add the corresponding menu item. Thanks

Gregg