I used to hibernate religiously in the Windows XP days. Now I don’t even have that option because my Linux distro of choice (and many other distros now) doesn’t

I used to hibernate religiously in the Windows XP days. Now I don’t even have that option because my Linux distro of choice (and many other distros now) doesn’t enable it by default. Some popular Linux distros don’t even create swap by default nowadays. I think Ubuntu Server is one of them. I don’t recall seeing an option to hibernate in Windows 11 either, but I may be mistaken. Hibernation seems less essential on a laptop than a desktop, but I don’t miss it in either case. It’s very rare that a power outage makes me reboot normally on a desktop.