Well, as someone who recently switched from Cinnamon to Gnome: - There's no hibernate button. You can hibernate... by running "sudo pm-hinernate" on terminal.

Well, as someone who recently switched from Cinnamon to Gnome: - There's no hibernate button. You can hibernate... by running "sudo pm-hinernate" on terminal. - There's no session save, like, really. - pm-hibernate sometimes fails without a single error message. Turns out it would refuse to run when the kernel was updated, OK fine that makes sense, except that the error message is redirected to /var/log/something and hidden beneath hundreds of lines of noise. The only nice thing about it is that fractional scaling mostly works, which is nice, because I happen to have one 1080 and one 4K monitor. I'm sorely tempted to move to KDE but then I couldn't figure out how to make fractional scaling work there. It's a total mess.