Always show the logout menu in gnome #3953
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Gnome by default does not display the user section which contains the logout option in the system menu when there is only one user. This is a problem because there is normally only one user in a crouton chroot, and there is no other way for the user to exit the chroot from the UI (though it can be done using the CLI.) In this commit I install dconf-tools and specifies a new system wide default to always show the logout option. I also incidentally separated the gnome packages in new lines and alphabetized them for readability. Fixes: dnschneid#3243
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Wow, this is obscure. Thanks! |
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I've tested this with Xenial, Trusty, stretch, and buster. Xenial and stretch worked great. Trusty successfully installed, but the logout option still didn't display. I think this is because that the |
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Gnome by default does not display the user section which contains the
logout option in the system menu when there is only one user. This is
a problem because there is normally only one user in a crouton chroot,
and there is no other way for the user to exit the chroot from the UI
(though it can be done using the CLI.) In this commit I install
dconf-tools and specifies a new system wide default to always show the
logout option.
I also incidentally separated the gnome packages in new lines and
alphabetized them for readability.
Fixes: #3243