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How do you set that up? Please don't say it's a BIOS setting.
Nah, it's a systemd setting. You need to edit
/etc/systemd/logind.confand changeHandleLidSwitch=toHandleLidSwitch=suspend-then-hibernate, and the create or edit/etc/systemd/sleep.confto change the timeout value:With the above, the system will automatically hibernate after 15 minutes of sleep.
Note that if you're using a full-fledged DE or a third-party power profile manager, you may need to disable any lid-close actions in there (if it doesn't have the suspend-then-hibernate option) so that systemd can handle it properly.
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