Add system reboot ability to mintUpdate when reboot is needed #905
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reboot button will present yes/no dialog box asking for user confirmation
…into feature/restart-button # Conflicts: # usr/lib/linuxmint/mintUpdate/mintUpdate.py
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Implements fix for #749
Rationale:
When a kernel update is installed, users need to reboot their system outside of mintUpdate. This adds a way for users to reboot their system from within mintUpdate.
Reboot button will present a yes/no modal dialog asking for confirmation of reboot. This can be tweaked as needed.
Before:
After:
Note: screenshots below were created from manually after temporarily disabling
reboot_requiredcondition check to trigger the infobar.