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This actually got me to go track down the
systemdservice that has been responsible for being unresponsive and causing a 90-second shutdown delay way more often than it should.Do you really want technical details?
In my case it's the MPRIS service that's supposed to provide playback control on media players and related software.... and so now it's disabled to see what, if anything, breaks without it. So far, none of the media apps I regularly use seem to be affected (browsers, a computer emulator, DOSBox, VLC).
It looks to be Bluetooth-associated based on the package it's installed with, and I don't need Bluetooth 99.9%+ of the time, so it might be a while, if ever, before I notice anything wrong.
systemd-analyze ?
"Ask systemd what's wrong with systemd" feels like "ask Grok what is bad about child sexual abuse" lol.
What about it? I admit that I don't know a great deal about systemd and all its subcommands - it took me a while to figure out how to disable that service properly, for example - but the manual seems to suggest that systemd-analyze is for startup processes, not shutdown.
I'll gladly take pointers on how to get it to say why a particular service hung on shutdown.