I’ve stumbled into various quirks across many systems over the decades, and, iirc, it was actually something like sudo shutdown -t secs now [(?! wat)] that resulted in reliable shutdown, contrary to all logic and presumed would-be redundancy. But, yeah, you’d think so. I don’t know what the current state of shutdown’s like. That was from like over 15 years ago, back when I had a X60T thinkpad I’d actually shutdown.
I just push the button.
Muhahahahaha.
Okay, sometimes on a whim I’ll do something like a “
sudo shutdown -t 0 now”. (… Muahahaha.)Rarely shutdown my main computers though. Last time, years ago.
Better to have, and not need, than to need, and not have, right windows users?
Don’t the -t 0 and now do the same thing?
I’ve stumbled into various quirks across many systems over the decades, and, iirc, it was actually something like
sudo shutdown -t secs now[(?! wat)] that resulted in reliable shutdown, contrary to all logic and presumed would-be redundancy. But, yeah, you’d think so. I don’t know what the current state of shutdown’s like. That was from like over 15 years ago, back when I had a X60T thinkpad I’d actually shutdown.halt 0