SUMMARY KDE Discover automatic system updates require manual confirmation despite "Automatically" and "After restarting" settings, contradicting UI description. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Open KDE System Settings and navigate to "Software Update". 2. Set "Update applications:" to "Automatically". 3. Set "Apply system updates:" to "After restarting". 4. Observe the tooltip/description for "Automatically", which states: "As atualizações de aplicativos serão baixadas automaticamente quando ficarem disponíveis. As atualizações para aplicativos serão instaladas imediatamente enquanto que atualizações do sistema serão instaladas na próxima vez que o computador for reiniciado." (English translation: "Application updates will be downloaded automatically when available. Application updates will be installed immediately while system updates will be installed the next time the computer is restarted.") 5. Wait for new system updates to become available. 6. A notification appears (e.g., in Discover or the system tray). 7. Open Discover and navigate to the "Updates" section. OBSERVED RESULT Despite the "Automatically" and "After restarting" settings, and the UI description implying full automation for system updates upon reboot, the user is still required to: * Open Discover. * Manually click the "Update All" button to initiate the staging process for the updates. * Only *after* this manual click, a notification might appear stating "Applying autonomous updates...", which is contradictory to the manual step taken. This behavior is evidenced by the following screenshots (to be attached to this bug report): * `Captura de imagem_20260125_102123.png`: Shows System Settings configured for "Automatically" and "After restarting". The tooltip description is visible, stating system updates will be installed "the next time the computer is restarted." * `Captura de imagem_20260125_102223.png`: Shows Discover with system updates pending, requiring a manual click on "Atualizar tudo". * `Captura de imagem_20260128_085749.png`: Another instance showing Discover with system updates pending, requiring a manual click on "Atualizar tudo". * `Captura de imagem_20260128_102629.png`: Shows a system tray notification "Aplicando atualizações autônomas..." *after* the user had to manually click "Atualizar tudo", highlighting the contradiction. EXPECTED RESULT When "Update applications: Automatically" and "Apply system updates: After restarting" are configured, the system should: * Automatically download all updates. * Automatically stage system updates for installation upon the next reboot, without requiring any further manual interaction or confirmation (like clicking "Update All" in Discover). * Any notification should accurately reflect the *fully autonomous* process, if one is truly achieved. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux/KDE Plasma: openSUSE Tumbleweed 20260123 KDE Plasma Version: 6.5.5 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.22.0 Qt Version: 6.10.1 Kernel Version: 6.18.6-1-default (64-bit) Graphics Platform: X11 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Hardware Details: Processors: 4 × AMD A6-3420M APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics Memory: 6 GiB of RAM (5.3 GiB usable) Graphics Processor 1: AMD SUMO Graphics Processor 2: AMD TURKS Manufacturer: ASUSTeK Computer Inc. Product Name: N53Ta System Version: 1.0
Created attachment 188991 [details] Shows System Settings configured for "Automatically" and "After restarting". The tooltip description is visible, stating system updates will be installed "the next time the computer is restarted."
Created attachment 188992 [details] Shows Discover with system updates pending, requiring a manual click on "Atualizar tudo".
Created attachment 188993 [details] Another instance showing Discover with system updates pending, requiring a manual click on "Atualizar tudo".
Created attachment 188994 [details] Shows a system tray notification "Aplicando atualizações autônomas..." *after* the user had to manually click "Atualizar tudo", highlighting the contradiction.
I am adding the screenshots that provide evidence for this bug. In the original description, I mistakenly listed one of the files as `Captura de imagem_20260128_102629.png`. Please disregard it if it was attached. The correct set of images is now being attached to this report.