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pmontrayesterday at 6:20 PM3 repliesview on HN

Sleep and hibernate don't just work on Windows unless Microsoft work with laptop and boards manufacturers to make Windows play nice with all those drivers. It's inevitable that it's hit and miss on any other OS that manufacturers don't care much about. Apple does nearly everything inside their walls, that's why it just works.


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Insanityyesterday at 6:24 PM

“It just works” sadly isn’t true across the Apple Ecosystem anymore.

Liquid Glass ruined multitasking UX on my iPad. :(

Also my macbook (m4 pro) has random freezes where finder becomes entirely unresponsive. Not sure yet why this happens but thankfully it’s pretty rare.

pbh101yesterday at 6:46 PM

Regardless of how it must be implemented, if this is a desirable feature then this explanation isn’t an absolution of Linux but rather an indictment: its development model cannot consistently provide this product feature.

(And same for Windows to the degree it is more inconsistent on Windows than Mac)

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ls612yesterday at 11:46 PM

Sleep has always worked on my desktop with a random Asus board from the early 2020s with no issues aside from one Nvidia driver bug earlier this year (which was their fault not MS's). Am I just really lucky?