https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=435574
--- Comment #11 from lnx...@westlot.net --- The last update required two restarts. The first downloaded the packages and informed me to restart. After restarting it informed me that there was a System Update and required a reboot again after I clicked Update all. It didn't download anything on the second restart as the packages were already downloaded, it just rebooted and installed the packages. It did contain a kernel update, but still should've taken only one restart. (In reply to Aleix Pol from comment #5) > No, it's not a neon issue. It probably is a PackageKit issue. And to be > honest, I don't even know if it's doable. It really should be figured out and made doable. Rebooting the system, AFAIC, should only be done for things that cannot be safely restarted (kernel updates, filesystem libraries, etc), all other's should just require restarting the service (Plasma, xwin, wayland, audio, whatever) or simply just reloading the driver. Rebooting for a simple application installation/update is absolutely ridiculous. If this is really resolved with no resolution other than "just deal with it", then perhaps it's time to use Discover only for notification of an update and use Synaptic or aptitude to perform the actual installation. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
