I'd like to confirm the above observation. With GNOME the user has to
hold down ALT to get the suspend option to appear on shutdown menu (IMHO
this is really poor design). When the ALT key releases it wakes the
computer before it has even really shut down. It is very timing
sensitive. You have to
Follow-up and clarification:
Timed suspend (e.g. after x hours) works on my system fairly reliably.
Suspend from the GNOME GUI does not work ever.
As such, this might be caused by the transition to GNOME. Here is a
guess at a cause: to access suspend on the GUI you must now press the
ALT key.
Public bug reported:
Nautilus bookmarks fail silently for all links (whether they are
directory links or file links). After dragging the item to the link area
nothing happens.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 18.04
Package: nautilus 1:3.26.3-0ubuntu4
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 18.04 fails to suspend if a window is open - it merely goes to
the lock screen with a message that 1 process could not be stopped.
[Side note - this behaviour disregards that I have the lock screen
disabled in Privacy settings.]
I closed Chrome and a terminal window
