I’ve been experiencing an issue where some AppImages hang during shutdown. When I press the shutdown button from the menu, it can take up to a minute before anything happens. Then, I receive a notification that App XYZ is still running, asking if I want to cancel the shutdown or force close it.
Is there a way to speed this up? When I choose to shut down, I know what I’m doing and I don’t mind if the app in the background closes.
Thanks in Advance for any Help
I found the according function in plasma/kwin/src/sm.cpp:0467 but it seems there is, at least at this place, no overwrite by enviroment or anything Maybe someone have another Idea for me.
Do you mean the shutdown button to turn your desktop or laptop off?
This command should help.
sudo shutdown -h now
Maybe try systemctl status to see what exactly is still running and then disable it or enable it.
Other idea:
See if running the umount command for the AppImage as soon as you don’t need it mounted any more helps.
Did a little reading online and found out this info. Hope it helps.
Appimaged is a daemon that monitors the system and integrates AppImages. It monitors a predefined set of directories on the user’s system searching for AppImages, and integrates them into the system using libappimage.
Wasnt really succesful on this. The Appimage I use is Rambox (multimessenger) I tried so much now that it is for now easier just to remind myself closing it
Maybe someone have another Idea for me.