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Curious if the suspend / hibernate "just works" when you close the lid? I feel like I've tried several times to get this working in both Linux and Windows on v
by justinram11 1y ago
Curious if the suspend / hibernate "just works" when you close the lid?
I feel like I've tried several times to get this working in both Linux and Windows on various laptops and have never actually found a reliable solution (often resulting in having a hot and dead laptop in my backpack).
- SequoiaHope 1y agoI learned that even tho I run Ubuntu, arch wiki has good info on proper commands to run to configure this behavior on my machine.
- l72 1y agoI have an intel framework running fedora. I have found that intels s0 sleep just uses way too much battery. I’d expect that in sleep mode, it should last a week and still be above 50% power but that is definitely not the case. I ended up moving to hybrid, where it suspends for an hour allowing immediate wake up then hibernates completely. It’s a decent compromise and I’ve never once had an issue with resume from suspend or hibernate, nor have I ever had an issue with it randomly waking up and frying itself in a backpack or unexpectedly having a dead battery. My work M1 is still superior in this regard but it is an acceptable compromise.
- blacksmith_tb 1y agoIt does! The only thing wasn't working out of the box, so to speak, was the fingerprint reader, I had to do a little config to get it going.
- queenkjuul 1y agoIf it makes you feel better, my work provided MBP has picked up this habit and is dead take the time i go to wake it up Windows laptops are still worse, but i appreciate Apple continuing to give me reasons to hate them