2018-11-09 How do you shut down a Windows computer where you have made a re- mote desktop session to? It does not offer a shutdown option in the Start menu. If you hit Ctrl-Alt-Del, that gets sent to the local system, not to the remote system. One solution is entering a shutdown command on the command line. The other is hitting Ctrl-Alt-End instead! This one gets send as Ctrl-Alt-Del to the remote system. [0] I wonder how you shut down a computer that you remote-desktopped from a remote desktop ... ;-) This is the reason why one should use escaping instead of special cases! See the prefix in tmux, for instance. You can start a tmux inside a tmux inside a tmux ... and still can utilize all func- tions. It might be annoying to use multiple prefix escapes, but it is possible. This scales because it uses a general principle. And for convenience it allows to change the prefix. This is the right way to do things! [0] https://superuser.com/questions/377243/how-do-i-enable- reboot-in-windows-7-for-remote-desktop-sessions http://marmaro.de/lue/ markus schnalke