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Power Off Options is a GNOME Shell extension that adds additional buttons to the Power Off dialog:
- Turn Off Screen — Immediately turn off the monitor/display.
- Hybrid Sleep — Suspend to RAM and also save system state to disk (safe on power loss).
- Suspend Then Hibernate — Suspend the system to RAM and automatically hibernate after a timeout.
- Hibernate — Save system state to disk and power off (slower to resume than suspend).
- Restart user space (Soft Reboot) — Restart the user space without rebooting the entire system.
- Restart To BIOS — Reboot directly into the system BIOS setup.
- Custom Commands — Add your own custom commands through the preferences window. Custom commands allow you to add your own entries to the power menu with any shell command you want to execute.
- GNOME Shell;
- the screen off function only works in X11, Wayland is not supported;
- Hibernation, Hybrid Sleep and Reboot related options make use of
systemctlrespective commands and must be enabled and configured in your system to work properly.
Warning
Still not working? Try to check Issue #1
Install from the GNOME Extensions website:
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/8189/power-off-options/
Otherwise it can be installed manually:
- download or clone this repository;
- move into the extension directory;
- run:
maketo install the extension;make uninstallto uninstall the extension;
- restart GNOME Shell to apply the changes (e.g. log out and log back in).
You can enable or disable each button individually using the built-in preferences window:
gnome-extensions prefs power-off-options@axelitama.github.ioThe same window is also accessible from the GNOME Extensions application.
