I think I just had the same issue, but not with sleep, I logged out and back in
I don't know why it does this, but I have similar troubles. I use
kdeconnect-cli --refresh
instead of rebooting though.
great another one to add to my alias pile, thank you
EDIT : this does not fix my issues
I don't think that is a good place for it. Doesn't alias stuff in the bashrc only run at terminal start? The KDE connect issue is during suspend. I've heard of it going in cron, and I know there is a thread out there about doing it on wake.
https://discuss.kde.org/t/script-to-keep-kdeconnect-connected/18520
There are a few threads like this. I won't link them all.
I put it as something in .bash_aliases as
alias something='this command'Ah. My magic command is ctrl+r "kd" and it pops up from last time.
Thanks, I'm going to try this.
I managed to fix the same problem by installing avahi and nss-mdns.
sudo apt install -y avahi-daemon avahi-utils libnss-mdns
Should do the trick on Ubuntu.
It's been happening on the latest macOS as well. I just quit and relaunch the app to fix it; but yeah, it's annoying.
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