Shutdown Button in Top Panel
  • faizfaiz
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    I was wondering if you consider adding a shutdown/logout button in the top panel for quick access. Presently its a 3 click business. The panel button will be very handy.
  • lxlelxle
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    Which desktop paradigm are you using?

    Currently G2, and the Unity paradigm have a shutdown icon in the top panel.
  • faizfaiz
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    using the default LXLE with almost no tweaks.
  • lxlelxle
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    I believe the shutdown icon is located in /usr/share/applications

    you will have to add something like the following to the file so it shows up in your menu

    Categories=GTK;System;Settings;

    you then can either add it next to the trash or replace it by adding it to the application launch bar settings (right click on trash)
  • faizfaiz
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    I added and set nodisplay=false and still I cant find it under systems. strange at it may sound!
  • lxlelxle
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    why did you add no display false?  also check under preferences
  • faizfaiz
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    I think nodisplay is for setting the visibility of the option in the menu??
    ANyway, I have checked under preferences and and checked under both categories after setting nodisplay=true.
    No luck yet, will keep you updated here
  • lxlelxle
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    Create a file that works.

    Use the line Exec=/usr/bin/lxsession-logout.

    Call the file Shutdown-lubuntu.desktop with these lines:

    [Desktop Entry]
    Name=ShutdownLubuntu
    Comment=Shutdown
    Icon=system-shutdown-panel
    Exec=/usr/bin/lxsession-logout
    Categories=GTK;System;Settings;
    Type=Application



    and put it in usr/share/applications. This makes it appear in main menu under System Tools and could be added in lxpanel in an application launch bar.
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  • preistpreist
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    I’m hoping in future releases of lxle the shut down in the task bar will be standard.
  • @preist

    I use G2 paradgim, and it is there by default, at the top right corner.
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  • boruncoborunco
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    If any one need more clarification, you can go here.

    power button missing from panel


    That should take care of it.

    Enjoy
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