Well it's not _that_ confusing of a comment... My point is suspend states aren't important to big commercial users who are running linux servers. They have no

Well it's not _that_ confusing of a comment... My point is suspend states aren't important to big commercial users who are running linux servers. They have no reason to contribute to making it work well. Hence, it likely doesn't get much attention compared to many other parts of the kernel. It doesn't have to do with "Desktop environments", but it very much is part of the "linux desktop" experience.