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Why people gave up using linux?
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this post was submitted on 23 Jan 2024
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Check in your BIOS, there might be a setting for sleep compatibility for windows or linux.
I had the same issue with my Lenovo L14, until I've read a forum post explaining that there is different kind of sleep settings and they differ between windows and linux.
Unfortunately I found out that it’s due to a bug in the kernel that hasn’t been fixed yet. I was thinking of giving it another change up and replacing popos with arch. If worst comes to worst I’ll do a brunch install and give it to someone who needs it. I’ll still get my Linux fix from my pinebook, tab, and various servers.