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2 days agoA simple sync would show you when it actually finishes. However, it has system-wide effects. Perhaps KDE could lobby for a similar action to become available that is limited to e.g. a specific process id?
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A simple sync would show you when it actually finishes. However, it has system-wide effects. Perhaps KDE could lobby for a similar action to become available that is limited to e.g. a specific process id?


Windows could be considered uniquely responsible here since on a desktop you might think you’re safe from this if you always shut it down properly after use. Yet “fast startup” is a thing. It’s a questionable default that should be revisited.
I know this is a weirdo hope, but I personally would wish to see KDE take a more clear stance against LLM code submissions, and to move away from relying on systemd so much. But I suppose most regular users would prefer more tangible features and changes.