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Running arch with wayland and sway on a framework. Setting up sleep-then-hibernate via systemd works beautifully. I only lose a few % overnight. That’s the thi
by qudat 5y ago
Running arch with wayland and sway on a framework. Setting up sleep-then-hibernate via systemd works beautifully. I only lose a few % overnight.
That’s the thing with running Linux as a desktop, you’ve gotta tweak it to get it just right.
Battery life is a non issue for me on the framework. The speakers on the other hand is a brutal downgrade.
More thoughts here comparing a 2018 mbp: https://erock.io/2021/11/01/framework-vs-mbp.html https://erock.io/2021/11/01/framework-vs-mbp.html
- freedomben 5y ago> That’s the thing with running Linux as a desktop, you’ve gotta tweak it to get it just right. If you're running arch with wayland and sway, then yes absolutely. For people who stick with the default (often Gnome) I haven't had to tweak anything in many years. So I would just s/Linux/customized Linux/ or something like that. Mainly it only matters because some people will be scared away by "you’ve gotta tweak it to get it just right" so accuracy is important to me.
- thom 5y agoWhat distro are you on with hibernate working out of the box (with an encrypted filesystem hopefully)?