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by ndiddy 262 days ago
> On Windows/macOS it just works, on Linux you'll probably break secure boot with it.

The way it works on my Windows laptop is it’ll stay in sleep overnight, then when I open the laptop in the morning it’ll wake up, then hibernate itself, then I have to wait for the computer to turn itself back on. Thankfully this feature can be turned off.
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zdragnar 262 days ago
The way it works on mine is that I open it in the morning to find it powered off because it chose to force quit my running applications to apply updates.
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vladvasiliu 262 days ago
That’s nice, at least it’s off. Mine usually hangs and ends up hot in the morning. I have to forcefully turn it off.

Luckily for me, I usually run Linux on this laptop which sleeps just fine.

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branko_d 262 days ago
That’s my experience too. It’s so infuriating!

The solution is to disable Wake Timers.

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