I’ve often see redditors bashing Windows, which is fair. But you know what Windows gets right? Hibernate!

Bloody easy to enable, and even on an office PC where you’ve to go through the pain of asking IT to enable it, you could simply run the command on Terminal.

Enabling Hibernate on Ubuntu is unfortunately a whole process. I noticed redditors called Ubuntu the Windows of Linux. So I looked into OpenSUSE, Fedora, same problem!

I understand it’s not technically easy because of swap partitions and all that, but if a user wants to switch (given the TPM requirements of Win 11, I’m guessing lots will want to), this isn’t making it easy. Most users still use hibernate (especially those with laptops).

P.S: I’m not even getting started on getting a clipboard manager like Windows (or even Android).

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