Hi,
I'm dual booting Mint & Windows. When I finish working with Windows, I hibernate it. So I can continue from where I left later.
But I couldn't find a similar option for Mint yet. When I switch to Windows, I shut down Mint, so I can't continue later from where I left.
I searched the forums, tried a few suggestions, but wasn't successful. So is there anything I can do to hibernate Mint or save latest session?
Thanks
Hibernate / Save Session
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gezginrocker
Hibernate / Save Session
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gezginrocker
Re: Hibernate / Save Session
Thanks but I'm amazed that simple thing like this is so complicated at Linux.
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gm10
Re: Hibernate / Save Session
It's not really, it's just that we're based on Ubuntu and Ubuntu stopped wanting to support the hibernate option anymore back in 2011, so this is not getting set up automatically. Mint is not overriding that behaviour, erring on the side of caution I suppose.gezginrocker wrote: ⤴Sun Dec 16, 2018 11:35 am Thanks but I'm amazed that simple thing like this is so complicated at Linux.