STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. connect a usb flash drive to usb port 2. copy a big file (I have used a 867 MiB video file in my test) to your flash drive 3. wait for 'Copying (Finished)' notification from Plasma 4. try to reboot or shutdown you computer OBSERVED RESULT my system goes to TYY, systemd says 'A stop job is running for Disk Manager (1min 30s countdown)' and the reboot/shutdown is delayed EXPECTED RESULT I'm not sure. Maybe Plasma could prevent reboot/shutdown until the data transfer is completed giving us feedback about it SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Operating System: Arch Linux KDE Plasma Version: 5.24.90 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.94.0 Qt Version: 5.15.4 Graphics Platform: Wayland
From the end user point of view, 'Copying (Finished)' notification indicates that the data transfer was completed. Therefore, it's not clear why the reboot/shutdown is delayed after the provided steps.
> Maybe Plasma could prevent reboot/shutdown until the data transfer is completed, giving us feedback about it Yeah, that's reasonable. This is something that should block shutdown and show feedback IMO.