Closed orschiro closed 6 years ago
According to this systemctl has a suspend-then-hibernate
command.
For a more complicated solution check this: https://superuser.com/questions/298672/linuxhow-to-hibernate-after-a-period-of-sleep
Never actually tried so I don't know if any of this works!
Thank you, @p91paul!
This command will ship with Fedora 29. I will wait until then and try it out. :-)
Dear @arelange,
Please apologise as this is clearly out of scope of this extension.
However, my question is related and I am seeking your advice.
When I close my laptop lid, my laptop turns into suspend (still draining battery).
I am wondering if GNOME has a feature that can send my laptop from this state of suspend into hibernation (no draining of battery) after X minutes or if a certain critical battery level has been reached.
Are you aware of such a feature?
Thank you!