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I use XDM as a login manger. The one thing I to have on the login screen that it currently doesn't have is a little window with reboot & shutdown buttons in it. Ideally, a GTK app so it can fit in with the rest of my curren theme.
Is there such an app already in existence, or should I (who gets baffled by VB) prepare myself for a long evening with glade and the GTK.org tutorial to try and work it out for myself?
It seems like something so simple should exist already, but I'm damned if I can find it if it does. . .
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