Description of problem: I understand this is probably an upstream problem with gnome, but why do we have all those nice accessability features available in simple-greeter, when one can't do much with the keyboard during the same? Case in point: how do I change the language, session, and, more importantly, how do I access the suspend/restart/shutdown options of simple-greeter, only using the keyboard? If it's possible by some combination of Alt-something or Tab-something, it's really well hidden and unaccessible. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): All from current going back at least a year or so How reproducible: N/A Steps to Reproduce: 1. Try to restart a system from the simple-greeter screen using only the keyboard 2. 3. Actual results: Seems to be an impossible task Expected results: Ought to be possible. Additional info: I know, I can, and usually do, Ctl-Alt-Fx and do it from the console. I know, I can use the mouse, most of the times, but it ought to be possible.
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Seems like on F15, CTL-ALT-TAB then F10 does the job (just a little bit obscure). It could even be that F10 does it by itself (will try later) so this is just a matter of finding the documentation. Close the bug.