Re: Plasma5 user sessions

2018-02-02 Thread David Edmundson
On Mon, Jan 15, 2018 at 9:37 PM, Max Harmathy wrote: > Am 15.01.2018 um 20:07 schrieb Kai Uwe Broulik: > > Hi, > > Thanks for your replay > > We found out, that running a process with a systemd inhibitor as root e.g > > > # systemd-inhibit --what=shutdown --mode=block sleep 365d > > Try mode "del

Re: Plasma5 user sessions

2018-02-01 Thread dennis knorr
Hi, i used to work with max, and i wanted to comment for a bit. please bear with me for a minute. Am 29.01.2018 um 23:11 schrieb Roman Gilg: > I'm no expert on the init sequence and also not on SysOps, but from a > developer perspective diverging from upstream by patching a major > software piece

Re: Plasma5 user sessions

2018-02-01 Thread Max Harmathy
Hi Roman, thanks for your reply. Am 29.01.2018 um 23:11 schrieb Roman Gilg: > Hi Max, > > sorry for my late reply. I was working on some larger project, which > took me away. > > I'm no expert on the init sequence and also not on SysOps, but from a > developer perspective diverging from upstrea

Re: Plasma5 user sessions

2018-02-01 Thread Max Harmathy
Am 15.01.2018 um 14:32 schrieb Max Harmathy: > Greetings from Munich's LiMux developers team. > > short story: > > * during user session initialisation notifications get displayed as windows > * if one user requests a shutdown (reboot, poweroff) all sessions get killed > > long story: > > We ar

Re: Plasma5 user sessions

2018-01-29 Thread Roman Gilg
Hi Max, sorry for my late reply. I was working on some larger project, which took me away. I'm no expert on the init sequence and also not on SysOps, but from a developer perspective diverging from upstream by patching a major software piece like plasma-workspace in order to solve a particular se

Re: Plasma5 user sessions

2018-01-18 Thread Max Harmathy
Am 15.01.2018 um 14:32 schrieb Max Harmathy: > Greetings from Munich's LiMux developers team. > > short story: > > * during user session initialisation notifications get displayed as windows > * if one user requests a shutdown (reboot, poweroff) all sessions get killed > > long story: > > We are cu

Re: Plasma5 user sessions

2018-01-16 Thread Max Harmathy
Hi Roman, thanks for your reply! Am 15.01.2018 um 23:52 schrieb Roman Gilg: > Hi Max, > > if you're using Plasma 5.11, then you don't need to look into the > "plasma-workspace/startkde/waitforname" folder, because 5.11 has it. So > the notifications should be delayed on your system already. But

Re: Plasma5 user sessions

2018-01-15 Thread Roman Gilg
Hi Max, if you're using Plasma 5.11, then you don't need to look into the "plasma-workspace/startkde/waitforname" folder, because 5.11 has it. So the notifications should be delayed on your system already. But of course you can still take a look and check the patch out, which added it [1], becaus

Re: Plasma5 user sessions

2018-01-15 Thread Max Harmathy
Am 15.01.2018 um 20:07 schrieb Kai Uwe Broulik: > Hi, Thanks for your replay >> We found out, that running a process with a systemd inhibitor as root e.g >> >>> # systemd-inhibit --what=shutdown --mode=block sleep 365d > Try mode "delay", this will temporarily delay the action until you release >

Re: Plasma5 user sessions

2018-01-15 Thread Max Harmathy
Am 15.01.2018 15:29, schrieb David Edmundson: org.freedesktop.Notifications. However on our development release those messages get displayed as windows instead of the usual bubbles. It seems that the notification handling is not ready when the autostarts are running. There is a fix

Re: Plasma5 user sessions

2018-01-15 Thread David Edmundson
> org.freedesktop.Notifications. However on our development release those > messages get displayed as windows instead of the usual bubbles. It seems > that the notification handling is not ready when the autostarts are > running. > > There is a fix for this in Plasma 5.10 onwards. Or you can backpo

Plasma5 user sessions

2018-01-15 Thread Max Harmathy
Greetings from Munich's LiMux developers team. short story: * during user session initialisation notifications get displayed as windows * if one user requests a shutdown (reboot, poweroff) all sessions get killed long story: We are currently in development of our next (final?) release. Our curr