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I've just came back to Linux, with Plasma nonetheless, and the only problem I had from this list was that sleep was consuming a lot of battery. Besides that, ev
by haolez 4y ago
I've just came back to Linux, with Plasma nonetheless, and the only problem I had from this list was that sleep was consuming a lot of battery. Besides that, everything worked fine. It's good enough :)
- qudat 4y agosleep_then_hibernate is the setting I used and it worked great for preserving battery life.
- pxc 4y agoThis is how Macs sleep, and it's really good. The same behavior got rolled into systemd as a ready-made, shipped-by-default option a year or two ago, but you may still gave to turn it on depending on your distro. It's definitely worth it.
- GekkePrutser 4y agoIf sleep is consuming a lot of battery it's more of a hardware/firmware problem. Because during sleep at (at least the sleep states that Linux supports!) nothing is actively running, only the memory contents are preserved. What could also be is that it's not actually sleeping.