2 ms·
Works For Me(TM) on Linux and Windows 10, but macOS has of course been for a long time known for pretty quick suspend and resume.
by Delk 6y ago
Works For Me(TM) on Linux and Windows 10, but macOS has of course been for a long time known for pretty quick suspend and resume.
- kristofferR 6y agoMost apps on Windows I use at least doesn't have that, I need to reopen apps after a reboot (unless they auto-launch at all boots) and the windows definitively doesn't stay in the same position and have the same contents as before the reboot. I haven't used Linux desktop lately though, but I'm not aware that they had an API for that.
- Delk 6y agoAh, you mean session restoration rather than reliable sleep. You're probably right. Linux desktops environments (or at least some of them) used to have an attempt at something like that, but I think it only worked for applications that made an effort towards it, and I personally haven't even tried to see how or if that works nowadays. Suspend to RAM and hibernation fill that hole for me, although it's admirable if someone has been able to properly solve the problem of restoring the session after a full reboot.