Log out button in gDesklets Starterbar

[Nonno Bassotto]

I've recently installed gDesklets, and found it really impressive. :razz: Now my desktop features some monitor and Starterbar, the MacOS-like bar to call programs.

I wish I could add a button to invoke the logout dialog, but I don't know which command I may use (I mean, I know of shutdown and reboot, but I'm looking for the gnome dialog). This button can be put in the gnome panel, but I don't know if it can be called like other applications.
Thank you
Andrea

I edit the post since I don't know if I've been confusing. The point is not gDesklets. I'm looking for a terminal command to invoke the logout dialog.

[mtron]

Hi Nonno!

Create a new Launcher with the following parameters:

Name: Log out
Command: gnome-session-save --kill
Type: Application
Run In Terminal: unchecked

[gammyhand]

Hi Nonno!

Create a new Launcher with the following parameters:

Name: Log out
Command: gnome-session-save --kill
Type: Application
Run In Terminal: unchecked
I hope this question is allowed as it's kind of relevant. Is there a funky SVG logout icon floating around?

[Nonno Bassotto]

Thank you, it was just was I was looking for. As for the icon, I didn't find one yet, so I us a nonscalable one :-| . I hope to find something fine in Noia style soon.

Andrea

[Nonno Bassotto]

Now it works. The only fastidious thing is that when the logout dialog is called, the icon is still bouncing. So if I exit, i receive a notice that gDesklets was terminated while running. I was wondering if the dialog could also be delayed, so that the icon has finished bouncing. I tried something like

sleep 3; gnome-session-save --kill

but the (unexpected) result is that:
1. the icon too is stopped for 3 seconds and
2. the second command is ignored.
Any suggestion for this?
Thank you again

Andrea

EDIT: Ehmmm.. This happened twice, now it doesn't happen anymore. I don't know why, but now it works fine.