[Sugar-devel] [Bug 450689] Re: CTRL/ALT/BKSPACE doesn't restart SoaS (system crash)

[Art Hunkins]

Well, this leaves us without a Restart option.

So again I propose that the Restart option be reclaimed as part of the user 
dropdown menu.

As I mentioned, I use this feature *constantly* (with SoaS Strawberry), to 
easily boot in and out of Windows. Otherwise, I'd have to completely shut 
down.

Art Hunkins

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Sebastian Dziallas" <sebastian at when.com>
To: <abhunkin at uncg.edu>
Sent: Friday, November 06, 2009 11:08 AM
Subject: [Bug 450689] Re: CTRL/ALT/BKSPACE doesn't restart SoaS (system 
crash)


Yeah, I noticed it was an upstream decision that was included in F11. So
I don't think we should really diverge from it here. Here are some more
information:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_11_Alpha_release_notes#X_Server

** Changed in: soas
       Status: New => Won't Fix

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CTRL/ALT/BKSPACE doesn't restart SoaS (system crash)
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Status in Sugar on a Stick: Won't Fix

Bug description:
CTRL/ALT/BKSPACE doesn't restart SoaS, as it does the XO-1. The system 
freezes instead. Since with 0.86 the restart option no longer appears in the 
user drop-down menu, developers lack a restart option.


Such an option is particularly useful on SoaS when a quick boot into an 
alternate OS (such as Windows) is desired.


(Alternately, this "keyboard shortcut" should be completely disabled, as 
currently it only results in a crash.)