Solus-GNOME-RC-2025-11-22.iso: 60 sec after login when offline a GNOME Software notification
"Updates are out of Date. Please check for available updates" pops up.
Clicking on notification opens GNOME software with: "No Connection. Go online to check for updates."
This notification only appears when I start ISO on bare metal (no lan cable) and without wifi connection established = offline.
This notification does not appear when I start ISO in GNOME boxen, even when I turn off wifi of host before starting VM. So, technically offline, too
Joey suggested to set gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.notifications.application:/org.gnome.software/ enable 'false' to disable this notification.
I tried this by starting ISO bare metal and set this value in the 60 sec prior to notification. This didn't work. Notification popped up anyway.
However, when I set gsettings set org.gnome.software allow-updates 'false' before the notification appeared, notification would not show up.
SO, in live evironment this should be set: gsettings set org.gnome.software allow-updates 'false'
Solus-GNOME-RC-2025-11-22.iso: 60 sec after login when offline a GNOME Software notification "Updates are out of Date. Please check for available updates" pops up. Clicking on notification opens GNOME software with: "No Connection. Go online to check for updates."
This notification only appears when I start ISO on bare metal (no lan cable) and without wifi connection established = offline.
This notification does not appear when I start ISO in GNOME boxen, even when I turn off wifi of host before starting VM. So, technically offline, too
Joey suggested to set
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.notifications.application:/org.gnome.software/ enable 'false'to disable this notification.I tried this by starting ISO bare metal and set this value in the 60 sec prior to notification. This didn't work. Notification popped up anyway.
However, when I set
gsettings set org.gnome.software allow-updates 'false'before the notification appeared, notification would not show up.SO, in live evironment this should be set:
gsettings set org.gnome.software allow-updates 'false'