Hello everyone, i first noticed this issue when i switch to kde for better application set, so this issue isn’t, at least for me, on gnome…
When i reboot/shutdown my system (GUI and command line but without the flag --now) i expected to see the plymouth splash screen and then reboot.
But for 5-6 seconds maybe more the system stay just “normal” i mean, i am amble to close and open windows and stuff like that and then after this seconds the plymouth splash appears and then reboot ( same issue with shutdown).
I tryed kde plasma on other distros (same version) and fedora is the only one affected.
What you’re saying is on KDE Plasma, there is a delay when you press Shutdown or Restart before Plymouth appears, but this does not happen on on GNOME?
While it sounds like this is odd behavior, you could probably take a few steps to try to figure this out:
What is happening on shutdown? journalctl -b -1 or similar could show you if there is a delay or some sort of activity happening.
Check if you’re using ssdm or gdm and if there is extra settings applied in either. I am not certain if either of those might impact you, but you may find something more interesting in those logs to help troubleshoot.
I’ll see if I can replicate this as I’ve noticed a short delay myself when I shutdown on KDE, but I didn’t really pay much attention to it.
for the first point i’ll attach a screenshot abt my journalctl but i can’t see nothing wrong… for the second point nop it just a fresh install of fedora 41 with latest plasma 6.3, no big changes in the sddm section just applied the system settings no more.
I understand it’s a minor bug but i want to figure out why only fedora it’s affected and opensuse it’s not for example.
