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I can't remember how many times in the last few years I've shut/stowed my ThinkPad, commuted home, and opened my backpack to find it burning hot and drained of
by BHSPitMonkey 6y ago
I can't remember how many times in the last few years I've shut/stowed my ThinkPad, commuted home, and opened my backpack to find it burning hot and drained of battery because it either failed to sleep on close or reawakened itself while put away.
Even now, turning off or disconnecting my Bluetooth headphones causes my modern/up-to-date Linux machines to reawake if they were connected before sleep, which inevitably causes my monitors to come back online and fill my room with light and fan noise while I'm trying to put _myself_ to sleep...
- freedomben 6y agoMe too. I happens just often enough that I get complacent and forget to check D-: I have a habit now of just running: systemctl suspend -i Before closing the lid. Wake ups always work. That will suspend even if some applications is blocking suspends.
- core-questions 6y ago> opened my backpack to find it burning hot Right? It's like, trying to suffocate itself. I just turn the damned thing off before going home now.