In recent rawhide spins, the option to shutdown has been removed and replaced with a "Suspend" button. If suspend worked, or at least did nothing useful, I wouldn't complain. Unfortunately this button "bricks" my laptop. Suspend seems to work, the machine goes into a condition where it's apparently off, but the power button blinks. Unfortunately the power button then does almost nothing else. Holding the power button does eventually really power off the machine, but it then does not turn it back on. Removing/replacing the batteries is the only way to recover. That much is a matter for the kernel team, I agree. What I propose is that you make it relatively simple to toggle whether the menu shows a "Suspend" or a "Shutdown" button for those of us with broken acpi, or who just don't want to "Suspend". Thanks. FC-5-Test3-20060216.0/4.92/x86_64 (Xen not installed) on eMachines M6807 Laptop w/latest manufacturer's bios.
Hi, so we're just going to put shut down back in the menus unconditionally.
Will appear in rawhide tomorrow.