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...Ace Detective? Are you stupid or something?what if you
wanted to go to sleep
but systemd said
[ *** ] A stop job is running for Simple Desktop Display Manager (1min 25s / no limit)
calc.exe@thememesniper I found uninstalling and reinstalling from git helps
Fabian@thememesniper great meme, thank you very much
Paul Wilde 
:dontpanic_nobg:@thememesniper
Ctrl + alt + del
Ctrl + alt + del
Ctrl + alt + del
Ctrl + alt + del
Ctrl + alt + del
Ctrl + alt + del
Ctrl + alt + del
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Soulfire the Wolf@thememesniper
My highest scoring question on stack exchange involved me asking how to make systemd stop doing a stop job for Redis
My highest scoring question on stack exchange involved me asking how to make systemd stop doing a stop job for Redis
stdevel@thememesniper I'm having the same issue every day for "codium.scope" 
DasMammut@thememesniper I get similiar messages when shutting down - fortunately with a 1:30 min limit. So shutdown is just delayed though the delay is annoying 🤯
Kevin Karhan 
@thememesniper LMAO.
What if I told you that it'll close itself within 90sec.
GunChleoc@kkarhan If it was Windows, you could have added a few 0s to that
Phel
Andromeda@thememesniper THIS FUCKING THIS
⚠️CYBER⚠️katze@andromeda @thememesniper it only happens for me when i turn off the monitor before the system is shut down properly
ari*@thememesniper REISUB my beloved
no brain no pain@thememesniper sudo kill -9 -1
André van Schoubroeck@thememesniper Hello Mr. Power Button
cube@GromBeestje @thememesniper Ctr-+Alt+Del
ash does nyot hav cat ears@thememesniper literally my brain
Reid 
@thememesniper there really should be aj option to force quit that service when it's been hanging the computer for more than, say, 30 seconds
Sluether 
@Reiddragon @thememesniper I feel like you should be able to change the "no limit" to whatever timeout you want, but I don't know how.
Robot@SuperSluether @thememesniper you can change the systemd unit files to set a timeout, tho then you're stuck making sure any changes made to the unit files by package updates get merged into the unit files that actually get used (or that your timeout change gets merged back, depends on the pm)
QuadRadical@thememesniper then i would alt+prntscrn+b
Kate the Gay Gal!!!!!! 🌸 
@thememesniper simple solution
REISUB
REISUB
Mathieu Comandon
UntrueGrassblock 
@thememesniper for me mostly the case is
[ *** ] A stop job is running for User Services (1min 25s / 1min 49s)
idk why it takes a longer time...
@thememesniper then i alt+printscreen+o