Open davidhedlund opened 1 year ago
I am sure you speaking about an indicator-applet which is ubuntu/debian specific. Vanilla Mate doesn't ship this applet. We have only the shut-down entry in menu or a simple shut-down launcher which doesn't have a drop-down menu.
Not sure about ubuntu but in fedora suspend-to-disk is disabled by default nowadays, and you need to install a swap disk and add a resume=<swap-disk-uid>
to kernel boot entry.
After this supend-to-disk is in shutdown dialog. (In German: suspend-to-disk=Ruhezustand)
Here is a fedora ToDo: https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-restore-hibernation-on-fedora-35 I am guessing ubuntu is same modern as fedora and suspend-to-disk is disabled as default too ;)
Edit: the resume
modul needs to be added to initramfs (see Todo).
Chances are good that this Todo also works for ubuntu or search for a ubuntu ToDo.
I am sure you speaking about an indicator-applet which is ubuntu/debian specific. Vanilla Mate doesn't ship this applet. We have only the shut-down entry in menu or a simple shut-down launcher which doesn't have a drop-down menu.
No, I meant mate-power-preferences
Sorry that I forgot to add this, I update the top post now.
Not sure about ubuntu but in fedora suspend-to-disk is disabled by default nowadays, and you need to install a swap disk and add a
resume=<swap-disk-uid>
to kernel boot entry. After this supend-to-disk is in shutdown dialog. (In German: suspend-to-disk=Ruhezustand)Here is a fedora ToDo: https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-restore-hibernation-on-fedora-35 I am guessing ubuntu is same modern as fedora and suspend-to-disk is disabled as default too ;)
Edit: the
resume
modul needs to be added to initramfs (see Todo). Chances are good that this Todo also works for ubuntu or search for a ubuntu ToDo.
Thank you for taking your time to write the specific instructions (I might distribute them somewhere)!
In my mate-power-preferences, tab general, suspend-to disk (Ruhezustand) is there in drop-down-menus.
So, suspend-to-disk is disabled as default in general ubuntu, same like in fedora.
In my mate-power-preferences, tab general, suspend-to disk (Ruhezustand) is there in drop-down-menus.
So, suspend-to-disk is disabled as default in general ubuntu, same like in fedora.
I already explained in text that there's no "Hibernate" option (see the title of this issue). I added screenshots to make it more clear (LaunchPad does not allow screenshot mixed with text, which is why I wrote it in text-only.
I already explained in text that there's no "Hibernate" option (see the title of this issue). I added screenshots to make it more clear (LaunchPad does not allow screenshot mixed with text, which is why I wrote it in text-only.
???? Do you want to say that my post is obsolete? Or do you know-it-all? ... but maybe it's only a babylon-issue.
Any way, it's a local issue user don't know to enable suspend-to-disk in ubuntu
, closing.
I already explained in text that there's no "Hibernate" option (see the title of this issue). I added screenshots to make it more clear (LaunchPad does not allow screenshot mixed with text, which is why I wrote it in text-only.
???? Do you want to say that my post is obsolete? Or do you know-it-all? ... but maybe it's only a babylon-issue.
Please.
Any way, it's a local issue
user don't know to enable suspend-to-disk in ubuntu
, closing.
2 hours of work in the waste-basket.
I added feature request to the title. Can you please re-open it?
You didn't understand that ubuntu disable suspend-to-disk as default. It's not a Mate issue! You need to enable it for yourself, i gave you a Todo. Follow ToDo and you will see missing entries. Anyway, i will re-open issue to make you feel better. sigh,...another death issue. Edit: My mum told me spend my spare time for fake-issues...unsubscribed.
You didn't understand that ubuntu disable suspend-to-disk as default. It's not a Mate issue! You need to enable it for yourself, i gave you a Todo. Follow ToDo and you will see missing entries. Anyway, i will re-open issue to make you feel better. sigh,...another death issue.
@raveit65 Don't be silly, I don't think you give me an honest chance to finish this. You mentioned, resume=<swap-disk-uid>
. I don't get any hit for cat /etc/default/grub | grep resume
in Ubuntu MATE 22.04 (default installation). Yet I can hibernate it with sudo pm-hibernate
, and sudo systemctl hibernate
.
@raveit65 Thank you very much for re-opening the issue for me.
Please don't call me again, i am tired of you, please respect my privacy, thank you.
Here is a table summarizing the key differences between Hibernate and Suspend:
Expected behaviour
Two issues:
"Hibernate" could be listed in![image](https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-power-manager/assets/6416073/8007d613-5a84-4fc8-9d74-c9afe8ca6b2f)
mate-power-preferences
for the options in the General tab:gsettings set org.mate.power-manager button-power "'hibernate'"
should be fixed: In Ubuntu MATE 22.04 'hibernate' only activates the lock-screen, it should hibernate. I have not tried in Ubuntu MATE 23.04 since I didn't have time to install it separately on a hard disk.It is possible to hibernate from the command line:
gsettings range org.mate.power-manager button-power lists 'hibernate'
Actual behaviour
"Hibernate" is missing
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
In the "General" tab:
The "When the power button is pressed" drop-down list has these items:
The "When the suspend button is pressed" drop-down list has these items:
MATE general version
1.26.0
Package version
Linux Distribution
Ubuntu MATE 23.04
Link to bugreport of your Distribution (requirement)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mate-power-manager/+bug/2031662