Changing icon theme requires a power cycle??

[Ed Greshko]

On 09/19/15 07:55, Rex Dieter wrote:
> I saw that once too, I think a recent systemd update?

I do not know.  This is the first time I've decided to change the icon theme.  Got tired of looking at a folder with a trashcan in it as opposed to a real trashcan.

Are you suggesting I file this against "systemd"?  FWIW, I can't think of how a user action like this would affect the ability of "root" to shutdown/reboot the system.


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> -------- Original message --------
> From: Ed Greshko <ed.greshko at greshko.com>
> Date: 09/18/2015 6:46 PM (GMT-06:00)
> To: KDE on Fedora discussion <kde at lists.fedoraproject.org>
> Subject: Changing icon theme requires a power cycle??
>
> This is on a fully updated F22 system.
>
> Used System Settings to change the icon theme from Breeze to Oxygen.  After doing so, the icons on the desktop did not change.  So, I did a logout/login.  When KDE started the apper icon in the systray popped up this warning:
>
> Authorization Failed:  You have failed to provide correct authentication.  Please check any passwords or account settings.
>
> I could not figure what was wrong, so I decided to reboot.  However, it seems impossible to reboot.
>
> [root at f22k ~]# systemctl reboot
> Failed to start reboot.target: Access denied
>
> I had to power cycle the system and then all was "OK".  Not sure what component to write the BZ against.  Any idea?
>
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It seems most people that say they are "done talking about it" never really are until given the last word.