Can someone vibecode a Linux equivalent to this?Also is sleep/hibernate still an issue in Linux in 2026?Literally the only things stopping me from switching to Linux aka features that work for decades in other operating systems.
what's the difference between this and just usualn, clean install
>>110110668i can use one of my dozen thinkpads then click reset/clean wipe and gift it to a friend who will be greeted with a brand new default install, same way you do with phones if you give them away or sell them, instead of yanking out the storage or give him a broken piece of shit install with my files in it.also i reboot my Windows twice a year so i need sleep/hibernate mode to work well without any glitches.
>>110110637linux literally just added time machine support.yes I know this does not answer your shitty question.
>>110110637>Also is sleep/hibernate still an issue in Linux in 2026?You're confusing Linux with Windows which can't sleep or hibernate without waking itself up and shitting the bed.>Linux equivalent to this?You mean a factory reset? It's being implemented in immutable distributions.
>>110110842>windows can't sleep or hibernate without waking itself upnever happened. also i got updates off, wake timers off. sleep works fine since XP era.
>>110111051>never happenedFalse.
>>110110637>Also is sleep/hibernate still an issue in Linux in 2026?Yeah. After waking up my keyboard and mouse become unresponsive in under a minute.
>>110111087let me rephrase: i install a mainstream Linux distro, be it Debian or Fedora or Ubuntu or Arch or whatever. are sleep and hibernate properly implemented in 2026? is there like a working out of the box startmenu-sleep button yet? i dont care about your chronic Windows rent-free whataboutism, it was a simple straightforward inquiry.
>>110111128hibernate is not a thing thankfullysleep works fine on all my systems except a buggy gigabyte board that needed a little tweak
>>110110637Vibe it yourself. Why are you AI sissies so fucking useless?
>>110111128They were properly implemented years ago.>>110111148>hibernate is not a thing thankfullyIt is. You just need a swap file that is larger than your system memory and enable hibernation in some config file.>>110111128>i dont care about your chronic Windows rent-free whataboutismIt's a different anon. But clearly there's 2 of us here who had issues with Windows sleep functionality. Windows 11 doesn't even have the option to hibernate at all, so I'm not sure why you're even mentioning it.
>>110111205people with a claude subscription have nothing better to do with it, let's be real
