pm-suspend-hybrid support in DeviceKit-power and g-p-m (original) (raw)
Richard Hughes hughsient at gmail.com
Wed Dec 2 04:32:38 PST 2009
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2009/12/2 Victor Lowther <victor.lowther at gmail.com>:
What needs to be done to teach devicekit-power and gnome-power-manager about hybrid suspend? I am going to have a hybrid suspend mode as an option in pm-utils that does not rely on userspace suspend or tuxonice, but I am not offered hybrid suspend as an option in the GUI.
Right, you have to bear in mind the options g-p-m gives are the ones users understand.
To a user:
suspend = quick, but bad if my battery runs out hibernate = sloooow, but good if my battery runs out
So, to a user, a hybrid suspend is a lot like a "hibernate", except it comes back faster if the battery doesn't run out.
So in that sense, I would think mapping the DeviceKit-power Hibernate() method [and thus g-p-m] to hybrid suspend on systems that support it to be a very good idea.
Of course, that assumes hybrid suspend works as well as hibernate, which may be true or false.
Richard.
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