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It does? Last I checked Linux doesn't do dynamic swap sizes, and while Windows has dynamic swap sizes it has a separate big non-dynamic file for hibernation.
by Dylan16807 8mo ago
It does? Last I checked Linux doesn't do dynamic swap sizes, and while Windows has dynamic swap sizes it has a separate big non-dynamic file for hibernation. I have no idea what MacOS does.
- cr125rider 8mo agoYou guys are getting Linux to hibernate!?
- Kaliboy 8mo agoI managed to get mine to wake up from sleep, haven't recovered enough to attempt hibernation yet.
- em-bee 8mo agoon my thinkpad with fedora hibernate works fine. i use it frequently. i even use it when for an unknown reason my usb-c headphones stop working. i don't know why. but after hibernate they work again. somehow waking up from hibernation fixes the problem
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