/g/entlemen will argue about anything. What's the best

>>59709323

shutdown now, if your'e already in a terminal

click "shutdown" somewhere for every other situation

>>59709323
There's not reason to shut down GNU+Linux.

>>59709323
Embrace systemd and use systemctl poweroff. Its consistent with systemctl suspend and hybernate.

alt + printscr + o

>>59709421
>not alt + printscr + r, e, i, s, u, b
>very slowly, just to make sure, of course

just unplug it

>>59709323
>no suspend option
Why? When I permanently turn it off I press shutdown. No need for autism.

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>>59709323
meh, i just press the shut down button.

>>59709323

shut it off for good with: su -c 'chmod -R 000 /'

>>59709444
>tfw ctrl+alt+backspace is disabled by default
>tfw magic sysrec is disabled by default

what happened to you, modern linux distributions?

>>59709557
seemed like a good source of pranks

>>59709461
the survey didn't ask about suspending

halt -f

AKA.
FUCK YOU COMPUTER

sudo poweroff

sudo reboot and then pull the cord before it can restart
i didnt know about poweroff, what is the difference between:
>poweroff
>shutdown -h now
>shutdown now
>systemctl poweroff
>shutdown now

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Always like this. Want to prevent data loss.

let your DE shut things down and close everything properly... and then let it hand off to the rest of the system.

>no captcha
Do you know what board you're on?