Currently you have to right-click, select action, and confirm. Why not just left-click and select (like with gnome-power-manager)?
The confirm dialog is to avoid accidentally activated suspend/hibernate actions on which are broken on some laptops. For the left-click, we agreed on going the same way as many applications in defining this action as opening the settings dialog, it is in 0.8.*.
IMHO It is hard to suspend/hibernate accidentally by the tray icon when using gnome-power-manager. Not all laptops have problem with suspend/hibernate so there is no point in making things more hard by the confirm dialog always on each machine.
(In reply to comment #2) > IMHO It is hard to suspend/hibernate accidentally by the tray icon when using > gnome-power-manager. Yes i agree, but this is possible. > Not all laptops have problem with suspend/hibernate so > there is no point in making things more hard by the confirm dialog always on > each machine. I really don't see the point here (being complicated), you have the keyboard keys which can be configured to trigger suspend/hibernate actions, without having to confirm.
(In reply to comment #3) > I really don't see the point here (being complicated), you have the keyboard > keys which can be configured to trigger suspend/hibernate actions, without > having to confirm. I am not aware of gnome-power-cmd equivalent for xfce4-power-manager.