Each user of a personal computer at least once, but the question arose, why the majority of popular operating systems do not include a program to automatically turn off the computer? In Microsoft’s famous Windows, nevertheless, the task scheduler somehow implements such an opportunity, but you cannot call it convenient and understandable in any way. Why is it inconvenient? Yes, because in order to get to the scheduler itself, you need to press a dozen buttons, follow the confusing and unobvious paths, and, of course, still remember the procedure. On Linux also: without knowing the scheduled shutdown command, there is nothing to do. It seems that the Chevalier developers believe that automatically turning off the computer is a whim, which units use. After analyzing search queries and chatting with simple users,it can be argued - this opportunity should be implemented in a separate program. Many would say “thank you,” if they created a link on the Start menu to a small application that allows automaticcomputer shutdown. Such a program exists, although from third-party enthusiastic developers. Why not remember the wisdom of grief and Mohammed! Perhaps in the next versions of operating systems, automatic shutdown of the computer will be available to everyone, but for now, consider the above alternative.
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