Personally, one of the key advantages of Linux is that in case of
trouble, you can inspect/call the 'lower layers' manually to find out
where the problem lies. Silently failing makes that much harder - though
still possible by editing the script, of course.
That said, I fully recognize that it's t
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Ubuntu.
The /etc/acpi/sleep.sh script is intended to be called non-interactively
in response to an ACPI event, so the output of these commands isn't
going to be sent anywhere helpful; so I don't think we should add the
extra ec
