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I have a XPS with Linux, closing the lid does almost nothing but turn the screenlock on. I always turn it off, reboot is in 2/seconds so it's no problem. Grea
by godmode2019 5y ago
I have a XPS with Linux, closing the lid does almost nothing but turn the screenlock on.
I always turn it off, reboot is in 2/seconds so it's no problem.
Great laptop, had it for 7 years still faster than 2020 XPS with windows.
- rowanG077 5y agoThat's just misconfigured then. The system sends a signal to the OS. The OS is then free to do whatever. If you have configured to screenlock then it will screenlock.
- jessaustin 5y agoYeah windows boot (realistically, wakeup too) has become ridiculously time-consuming on the few desktops I maintain that have to be windows. If I hadn't already switched everything else I control to Linux, boot time itself would be enough to motivate that.