Changing Behavior of Quit Button

[Robby Workman]

On Sun, 14 Nov 2010 16:33:07 -0800 (PST)
Rich Shepard <rshepard at appl-ecosys.com> wrote:

>    I'm running -4.6.1 on my laptop with Slackware-current. The
> behavior of the "Quit" button up through the 4.6.1 version on
> Slackware-13.1 is to kill the X server. What I see on the new
> installation is a icon box with choices of logging off, shutting
> down, rebooting, etc. I don't want that. Sometimes I want to kill the
> X server and continue working on a console.
> 
>    How do I re-configure the quit button to do this?


Huh??

The "Quit" button behavior has not changed unless you changed it.

The default behavior is to create a window that has five options
on it:  Logout, Restart, Shutdown, Suspend, Hibernate

Some of those may not be available if you are not in the proper
groups (that would be the plugdev group on Slackware), but you
get the idea.  If you choose "Logout" then it will (by default)
ask for confirmation, and if you confirm, it will kill your X
session.  You can disable asking for confirmation, and you can
even disable the option window (which would make it just logout
without asking).  

-RW