Public bug report changed: https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/28798
Comment: Hmm, ok. When you put your desktop to sleep, is it while keeping a session open or only at a login screen? Is this something that could perhaps be made part of the screensaver? (Option: put computer to sleep after X minutes of inactivity.) So far as hibernate... what does it do? I really have no clue what it does. I'm guessing it's like sleep, but... more so? Is sleep like low- power mode but hibernate is where the computer shuts off entirely but saves its state? Can't we overload the power button on most laptops/desktops to mean "hibernate" or "sleep" instead of "power off"? What about computers that don't even support hibernate or sleep? (Or is that guaranteed to work on every machine, even old ones?) (I also notice that the new GNOME dialogs use "Suspend" instead of "Sleep" - might be a good idea to make sure you use the same terminology everywhere, between g-p-m, gnome-session, and your new dialog.) For the main dialog, since you say it'll be back, I guess I don't have much more to say. Some of those more minor tweaks I originally suggested could really make a difference, though. -- desktop-bugs mailing list desktop-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/desktop-bugs
