After upgrading from F43 onto F44, I can’t shutdown my PC with systemctl command anymore.
For more context, I just boot into VM with fresh F44 iso, installed it and the issue is still persist.
Fedora 44 Workstation.
Would be better to paste terminal output rather than screenshots please.
Try this:
systemctl poweroff -i
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If ptyxis, the terminal app, is the culprit, it’s considered a feature, see
I can't reboot using the terminal in Fedora 44 Beta - #4 by vekruse and I can't reboot using the terminal in Fedora 44 Beta - #12 by kparal
You can use gnome-session-inhibit --list to find out what’s actually stopping you from logging out or powering down.
Noted for next topic, thanks. The command with -i flag works normally.
-i is some sort of --force, it makes the command ignore the inhibitor(s)
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The output is No inhibitors
Well yeah this is Ptyxis thing, just ran that command in tty3 terminal and works perfectly without -i flag.
If you want this for your desktop again, you could install gnome-terminal and set it as default as workaround.
The main developer has personal reasons and is not able to fix it right now. More you can see on the Developers Blog.
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For anyone else frustrated by this, there is thankfully a gsetting to disable the inhibition feature as a temporary workaround.
After running gsettings set org.gnome.Ptyxis inhibit-logout false, I’m able to run sudo reboot from a ptyxis terminal.
For Fedora, I’ve submitted pull requests to set an override to disable it by default.
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