

I think there is something in grub’s kernel options that tells it where to look for the location of the hibernate image. So you could simply edit grub during boot and remove that setting.


I think there is something in grub’s kernel options that tells it where to look for the location of the hibernate image. So you could simply edit grub during boot and remove that setting.


You know that this will be used to enforce user authentication for EVERYONE, right? How else do you expect them to differentiate between children and adults, given that they will never stop tracking the adults!?
*months
IMHO systemd tries to go above the requirements of an init system and behave more like an abstraction layer to the OS, in the same way Linux is an abstraction layer to the hardware. Would we be better with a micro kernel, instead of the Linux beast? Maybe, but we do all use it and it is mostly a standard nowadays. Same for systemd. Could it be simpler? Sure! But having a standard abstraction layer at user level for all distros is excellent for an app developer. And, AFAIK, it should be possible, albeit less verified, to disable most features and use alternative implementations.


This helped
sudo apt modernize-sources
But strictly speaking they usually board last the people sitting more in front of the plane, so if you are the last group you should pass the least amount of people…
If I could grab a broom and fly away, I would