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You can do that through a script which uses the commandline DCOP client dcop

If you need it to work when more than one user is logged in, you have to run it as root and use --all-users --all-sessions switched

The target application is ksmserver, the target interface also ksmserver

For example (single user, single session, executed as that user)

#> dcop ksmserver ksmserver saveCurrentSession
#> dcop ksmserver ksmserver logout 0 2 0

Where 0 2 0 are values from http://developer.kde.org/documentation/l…pplication.html

0 (NoConfirm), 2 (ForceNow), 0 (Type None = just logout)

Cheers,
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Hmm, good question.

Maybe the session is also saving the script, but I have no idea how it would do that.

Do you execute that script in a terminal (I think there is an option for that when one creates the desktop icon link) or do you run it just like a normal program?

If you do the first, try the second approach.

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