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How to get kde hibernate option on fedora kde
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I used Hibernation in the past (years ago), but nowadays I don't. It also depends on the BIOS configuration and probably the motherboard. There was a period (on a different distribution and probably something different hardware, can't remember details) when the Hibernation did not work. I mean Hibernation to suspend to disk and shutdown PC entirely. I'm actually curios if it works for me right now and will test it. :-)
Edit: Ah okay, it can't work for me, because I set a very small swap. Never mind.