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    [–] helpmyusernamewontfi 3 points 11 months ago

    I completely understand that with windows, especially with hibernation like what the fuck is "windows modern standby"

    but with Linux, it depends on the distro you use.

    if you're using something such as Pop_OS, I can pretty much guarantee you you're never going to run into a power management issue or even a driver issue for that matter since its based off of Ubuntu and is very well supported.