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Taiko2k
Gracefully shut down when killed by session shutting down
If tauon gets killed by the session ending because the user hit the shut down or reboot button, state is not saved like it is when tauon is closed manually via the menu or the window close button. Would be nice if it did.
AFAIK the way to do this on Linux is to set up a handler for the TERM signal and perform the usual shutdown routine when that signal is received.
This should work already. It should also inhibit shutdown until tauon has fully saved its state. There must be some issue somewhere. What desktop environment are you using?
KDE Plasma 5.24.3
It seems that issuing a reboot from the command line works as expected, but if I reboot via the reboot button in the plasma main menu tauon state does not get saved. Instead, when I boot the PC and launch tauon again it ends up restoring a much earlier state (i.e. the one from when tauon was last shut down correctly).
If you launch Tauon from terminal then term it, you should see it gracefully shut down. How long does it take? If it's less than say 3 secs then that should be fast enough I would have thought...
When I was testing the wayland fixes I did just that, and it would usually shut down within ~2s. Sadly it was also not entirely uncommon for it to get stuck for 30s or so at which point I'd just Ctrl+C it.
Tracks in playlist: 12,009
Albums in playlist: 884
Tracks in database: 23,848
Total albums: 884
Seems like it's got quite a few duplicates there. Probably because I recently set up a read only bind-mount of my music library and told tauon to use that instead of the original writable directory. Doesn't look like there is a way to purge those old paths either...
Okay, looks like this is a Plasma Wayland issue: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=461176 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436318