On Linux with SystemD at least, suspend doesn't sync to swap unless you use suspend-then-hibernate, which involves getting hibernation set up. That's exactly wh

On Linux with SystemD at least, suspend doesn't sync to swap unless you use suspend-then-hibernate, which involves getting hibernation set up. That's exactly what I do, though with a relatively short timer since my laptop is encrypted. Not that realistically anyone stealing my laptop would be able to extract the key if it was suspended, but I just like putting in the password in the stark, pre-boot environment.