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by Rom Feria on July 28, 2007

On Linux, on the other hand, it is quite different. My experience so far was not pleasant but that was 5 years ago. I know that Linux has matured but the sleep/hibernate option is still not enabled by default in some distributions. So how do we enable it? In a multi-part tutorial from LinuxPlanet, A. Lizard wrote the first part of "Power Saving for the Workstation". I suggest that you check it out... whilst I enjoy my Macbook Pro's sleep feature. :)
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