I don't seem to have hibernate on either laptop or desktop. I manually enabled it before, but it never worked reliably.
This is maybe one thing that Windows does better. Hamish On 05/05/2020 18:23, Terry Coles wrote: > On Tuesday, 5 May 2020 18:12:55 BST Tim Waugh wrote: >> Hibernate is not only for laptops. >> >> If you hibernate (i.e. suspend-to-disk), then you can remove the power with >> impunity. When you power it back on it will resume from disk. > I couldn't agree more. Unfortunately the Kubuntu developers don't think it's > needed for devices without batteries (by default at least). They seem to > think that Hibernate is all about Energy Saving and nothing to do with > preserving the state of the machine on shut down. > > In the System Settings, under 'Power Management' only one tab is provide with > an option to 'Sleep' when the button is pressed. Similarly in the 'K' Menu, > under 'Leave', only 'Sleep' is offered and not 'Hibernate'. >
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