https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=435574
--- Comment #18 from Manuel Geißer <geisse...@gmail.com> --- > They can always just get the mostly-less-annoying-but-theotetically-dangerous > behavior back again. > We can say, "well, not my responsibility then" but in that case we're still > failing at our ultimate goal of protecting these users from broken systems > post-upgrade. Yes, good point. If live updates are that risky it's probably better not to do it, because a broken system is the bigger problem than the time overhead needed at reboot. However, I personally didn't have an issue with it so far. > all others should just require restarting the service (Plasma, xwin, wayland, > audio, whatever) or simply reloading the driver Althogh I know almost nothing about the system internals, this sounds like a good idea to me, although it's probably very difficult. As far as I know, there even is some kernel livepatch service that is used for servers to avoid long reboots, so maybe something similar is theoretically possible for plasma, daemons, ..., too? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
