I had one laptop where - after every other s3 - wifi wouldn't come back (so it had to be slept twice as a workaround). But I've had like 7 laptops dating back t

I had one laptop where - after every other s3 - wifi wouldn't come back (so it had to be slept twice as a workaround). But I've had like 7 laptops dating back to 2003 and Linux s3 sleep has just worked otherwise, without any fuss. On my last laptop I have s4 a shot, because I was tired of slow drain, and it too just worked. I've been using that since. I can't imagine not having sleep. It's very very basic an expectation. It isn't about how long the computer takes to boot, its about whether you the human are forced to carefully close out of all your apps and then reopen all your documents/files/pages again.