The death of Hibernate?
Marko Vojinovic
vvmarko at gmail.com
Tue Mar 6 23:07:24 UTC 2012
On Tuesday, 6. March 2012. 17.42.41 Anthony R Fletcher wrote:
> If you do a fresh boot you lose your current state....and that is
> valuable. So hibernate (for long periods of down time, for example for a
> long flight) is very useful.
What happened to the "save session" stuff that should be provided by all
relevant desktop environments? AFAIK, that can (and should) be used to save
the current state of your desktop across a reboot. Is there some aspect of
session-saving that doesn't give you back your desktop "state" in the way you
left it on logout?
I mean, it should open the same apps, keep them on same desktops, etc. I
thought the concept of a "session" was invented precisely for this purpose.
Using hibernate to achieve the same effect is possible, but should not be
necessary, right?
Best, :-)
Marko
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