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>You should ask if a laptop goes to sleep on linux, will it wake up ? Nobody knows. I've only been using Linux for 20 years so can you explain what you mean by
by llm_trw 2y ago
>You should ask if a laptop goes to sleep on linux, will it wake up ? Nobody knows.
I've only been using Linux for 20 years so can you explain what you mean by this?
- rob74 2y agoIf you have never had such issues (not had them and fixed them, that doesn't count), consider yourself lucky...
- bubblethink 2y agoModern sleep (s0ix) is a mess on linux. Laptops will either not sleep, or sleep but not wake up, or drain the battery while they are asleep, or peripherals won't work after they wake up, or monitors won't light up, or things won't be where you left them on the monitor, or wifi or bluetooth won't work after resume, or they'll get stuck in a low frequency mode, ....
- terribleperson 2y agoWould you believe I've had all of these problems in Windows on a Surface Pro? Modern sleep was a mistake.
- NoGravitas 2y agoModern sleep also drains your battery and heats up your laptop on Windows too (but not most of the other problems). I miss the days when you could put a sleeping laptop in a bag, but now, on Windows, you have to either re-enable hibernation (for however long they allow that), or fully shut down. Modern sleep was a mistake.