But is hibernate relevant? I've found suspend to be much more reliable, and good enough in terms of energy consumption (thanks to modern low-power states in CPUs).
I find it relevant. I use it to store the state my work laptop is in at the end of the day, and then restore that state when I get back to work the next work day. That way I don't need to keep it switched on when I'm not using it/transporting it.
Is there a better solution to this other than hibernating?
Is there a better solution to this other than hibernating?