serviceconfig: "start during boot" option can't be changed

Bug #40812 reported by Chris
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Bug Description

in system settings -> system services it's should be possible to enable/disable any service to be automatically started in any runlevel.
Therefor there is the option "Start during boot".

When I change this option on my instalaltion the "apply" button will not be clickable though - it remains greyed out. Thus it's not possible to actually change this setting.

guidance version is 0.6.5-0ubuntu1

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Luka Renko (lure) wrote :

The change in Services has imediate effect, therefore Apply button does not have any meaning (it will get removed in next version).

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Chris (chrw) wrote :

In my opinion "apply" should be used here instead of an immediate effect - that's the way KDE configuration used to work. The immediate effect can have a few unexpected bad consequences, when the user expects to be able to "test out" a few settings. But that's not the point of the bug report.

The "Start during boot" setting definitely has no effect on my setup. I can change it to be inactive, but as soon as I select another service and go back to the service where I changed this setting it's active again. If I apply should be used or not - here the setting should not be reset to it's original state, since I didn't close the window.

If I close the window in between the setting will not be saved as well. So overall I really can't change "Start during boot" with serviceconfig

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Hovnatan Karapetyan (hovnatan) wrote :

I can't change "Start during boot". too. It isn't saved. And I think Christoph Wiesen is right an "Apply" button should be used.

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