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Can you now close the lid of your laptop and the OS will go to sleep? And can you open the lid of your laptop and the OS will wake up?
by distracted_boy 6y ago
Can you now close the lid of your laptop and the OS will go to sleep? And can you open the lid of your laptop and the OS will wake up?
- jeroenhd 6y agoWas this ever a problem? I haven't used a laptop where that wasn't the default.
- tmaier 6y agoThis is a feature, which does not work at all on my company-managed Win10 Lenovo laptop.
- Faelian2 6y agoI believe it's mostly fixed nowadays. I remember fixing this on Ubuntu like 10 years ago by adding an "acpi=off" in the grub config file.
- zwaps 6y agoI have yet to get that reliable working on any Linux laptop of mine. Maybe I am closing it wrong or something.
- viklove 6y agoWorks fine for me, XPS 15 running Ubuntu 20.04.
- talhah 6y agoIn my experience it has worked flawlessly without any manual setup (aside from changing bios sleep mode setting to linux). Worked for my ThinkPad and it has also worked for my older lenovo about two years ago.
- input_sh 6y agoIf you don't have an external screen connected, yes. If you do, it just counts it as if you've disconnected laptop's monitor. But of course, your mileage may wary on the hardware.