Yes, you already have access to these options through ctrl+alt+delete, but this brings you to the same options with fewer keystrokes. Rather than have the choices cover the whole desktop as is the default, ShutdownForWindows gives you a neat little interface to choose your option. You can select Lock, Switch user, Sign Out, and Task Manager. You also have three color-coded options at the bottom for restart, etc.

You may not need an app such as ShutdownForWindows for your system, but if your work is predominantly on a PC, anything to cut a few keystrokes is helpful. And having options is never a bad thing, and supporting a small dev is a bonus.

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