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systemd unit repeatingly restarting #164
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Is this a duplicate of #126? |
I don't think so. The restarts also occur when FUSE is present in an up-to-date version, as indicated in the linked comment. Also #126 does not address the scheduling behaviour of the systemd user unit in case of errors. Therefore I consider this a legitimate concern, if not issue, with the way how The system and notification drawer will become very unresponsive with a lot of new Notifications arriving every few seconds, here on Ubuntu 21.04 with GNOME 3.38. |
The issue is
You need to uninstall appimagelauncher completely before you can use |
The same restart behaviour happens when It is very irritating to have the systemd unit report its error messages this frequently, which also causes the system to slow down. I feel a more graceful fallback can help here to also reduce verbosity of |
Indeed. AppImages need fuse2, not fuse3. |
Yes. My question here is, if it would seem feasible for |
Yes, that would be a good thing to do. |
Oh, that would be my first |
As found in AppImage/AppImageKit#1120 (comment), the systemd user unit, which is automatically installed and activated when running
go-appimage
for the first time, is very aggressively restarting, which can lead to a restart every few seconds.A unit trying to restart 2.000x times without success may deactivate itself for the better.
This fills the system log and eventually the DEs notification drawer, and could eventually be stopped after a few attempts.
The same as for the original finding, this also accounts for other Notifications:
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