https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=428664
--- Comment #2 from Clay Weber ---
(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #1)
> Yes, it does have hibernation, and what's why the swap partition is so big:
> the swap partition has to be as big or bigger than the amount of RAM on your
> system. Ubuntu uses a smaller swap partition (a file, actually) because they
> explicitly don't support hibernation.
>
> Whether or not hibernation is a good default is a different question.
> Perhaps it should not be, or perhaps there should be an option in the
> installer. Those would be separate issues that require separate bug reports
> though. :)
Thanks for clearing that up!
But it does bring to the front that Neon is straying a bit from stock Ubuntu
base, which many assume to have certain characteristics, more so if the user
doesn't look at the dialogs fully, expecting the same results as previous
installs.
I do not recall noticing this on my previous install some months back, or in
virtual machines in recent months. Can I assume this may be a somewhat recent
change?
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