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KDE Neon used to do this. Almost always caused issues after update with stuff crashing due to mismatch of versions talking to each other over D-Bus and such. S
by magicalhippo 1y ago
KDE Neon used to do this. Almost always caused issues after update with stuff crashing due to mismatch of versions talking to each other over D-Bus and such.
So they moved to something more like the Windows style, where it downloads, reboots to apply and then reboots again freshly updated.
- bayindirh 1y agoKDE sometimes borks after big Qt or KDE updates. I just logout and login. This what it said on the tin since forever for Linux systems, and it doesn't hurt.
- magicalhippo 1y agoRight, but a reboot is just as quick and then you get to load everything from scratch so I just ended up doing that.
- bayindirh 1y agoMy systems run a couple of services, too. So, I don’t prefer to reboot unless I’m upgrading the kernel or something in close vicinity. Also, it surfaces long-running bugs so I can report them.