Shutdown

The shut-down menu is a part of the S4 located in the right part of the Top Bar. It's purpose is to provide quick easy-to-use control over the modes of the computer and user account actions (log out and swap).

Items
The list below shows the items and their explanation in the menu:
 * Shutdown - (pretty self-explanatory) shuts down the computer. After a confirmation dialogue, it will force-exit all active tasks, discarding all unsaved data.
 * Reboot - soft-reboots the computer. Similar to Shutdown - will show a confirmation dialogue. If it was accepted/confirmed, it will shutdown the computer, immediately booting it up afterwards.
 * Hibernate - will save RAM data of all supported running processes and shut the computer down. After booting the computer back up, the user will see a different boot screen, informing him/her about hibernation recovery status. The saved RAM data will then be passed back to the processes that were active before the shutdown. Not all applications support this feature, because local variables cannot be saved and they don't handle the events fired off by Hibernation Preparation Process.
 * Log out - logs the current user off.
 * Swap user - will exit the main desktop back to the login screen leaving the user's processes active. All processes will get priority:lowest to reduce CPU consumption

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