On 2/16/06, Peter Robinson <pbrobinson@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > It should definately be an option... have a suspend, shutdown and > reboot button on the dialog. ideas born from a strong cup of morning coffee: One button on the menu which pulls up a timed dialog with 5 buttons cancel,reboot,shutdown,suspend and configure. Have the default timed action in the dialog be configurable so people who commonly suspend make suspend their default, people who most commonly reboot make reboot their default and so on... and make the length of time to wait for dialog interaction configurable. Make the text of single menu item which brings up the dialog match the text of the default configured action to some degree, have the tooltip be more verbose about what the one menu item can do. Choose a default choice for action and timeout by paper rock scissors or thunderdome death match. On the first run of the timed dialog for any user account also pop up the configure dialog(if the system admin hasn't locked down this configuration choice) so the user can choose which default action the menu button will take and be made aware that it can be reconfigured later without any real hassle. -jef"god i need a hair cut, i just need to be wearing my old jean jacket with the airbrushed Poison album cover on the back and this retro-look would be complete"spaleta -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list