Not yet. But I think I found the reason why my system freezes
when trying to shut down:
In System Settings/Session/Session Restore I had the option "When session was manually saved" active. After I switched this to "Start with an empty session" the system shuts down without problems.
If somebody can confirm this behaviour I would open a bug report. But before trying it save your work, just on case your system freezes, too.
Regards,
Oliver
Also, I think that for general discussion and workaround solutions, the forum³ is a better place to go. It's better readable and better ranked by search engines reaching a wider public.
Regards,Heitor Moreira
Em ter., 25 de jun. de 2024 às 13:40, Oliver Schwabedissen <oliver@schwabedissen.name> escreveu:
Am 25.06.24 um 17:38 schrieb stefan wannemacher:
> It is easy to get the 'confusing' options back. You have to get rid of a single line in
> "/usr/share/plasma/look-and-feel/org.openSUSE.desktop/contents/logout/logout.qml" or "/usr/share/plasma/look-and-feel/org.kde.breeze.desktop/contents/logout/logout.qml". Depending on the global design you use.
> It is line 60 (readonly property bool showAllOptions: sdtype === ShutdownType.ShutdownTypeDefault) that needs to go.
> Make a backup of the original file, just in case you need to revert. Your modification will get overwritten by the next update. In that file you can also overwrite the time it takes to shutdown,etc. In line 46 (property real timeout: 30) you can change it to your liking.
>
Thanks, I found this tipp on the net already. But making this change
after every update is not an option for me. And after all, "Shutdown"
from the C-A-D screen freezes my system now, no idea why. Worked
perfectly up to 20240621. So it's better to find a way to also disable
the Shutdown option as I was used to simply C-A-D in the evening and 30
seconds later the system did a shutdown. Now it freezes and I have to
switch it off and on in the morning...
Looks like it is time to take a look at Gnome and Ubuntu after 25 years
with KDE...
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