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Hide Poweroff Menu or Request Password for Shutdown / Restart Ubuntu
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Hide Poweroff Menu or Request Password for Shutdown / Restart Ubuntu
Want to protect from accidentally invoking power-off commands, or prevent multi-user or public use computers from being shutdown or restart by non-admin users? This tutorial may help by either hiding the power-off menu or adding password request. Hide Power-off Menu (for GNOME only) For Ubuntu and other Linux with GNOME desktop, there’s an extension can do the job by hiding action buttons from top-right system menu (aka Quick Settings). First, s…
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