What is your Linux distribution

Are you still using Manjaro? I have a few Manjaro 18.04 machines and think abt to write a HowTo for joining it to Nethserver AD…

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@fausp
please do! I was pointed towards Manjaro (I believe by @laylow on Telegram chat) I might give it a try! If I can join the (NS) samba domain that would be a huge pro!

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Switched to Manjaro since some weeks now. I was an Arch Linux user before so I am quite sure I will not feel discomforted anyway.

For me the winning point was the hardware support: discrete video card and bumblebee recognized and configured out of the box, same with audio, suspension and hybernation. The stable version is quite adequate for business and it is quite bleeding-edge anyways.

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If suspension and hibernation is working correctly, I will give it a shot for sure. Currently with Fedora29 and a few weeks ago with openSuSE after suspension my laptop spontaniously reboots. This is the case since linux kernel 4.17. Now with linux kernel 5.09 it still is not working properly. It would be a huge relief to have suspention (more precise: coming back from suspension) working again.

F29 suspends correctly on my workstation!

As I said, since linux kernel 4.17, as soon I close the lid of my laptop and reopen. First it looks ok: I can log back in but the fan is at 100% and after some 20-30 seconds the OS reboots spontaniously. This happened both in Fedora (first F28 and F29 and also OpenSuSE)

/me is a true fedora lover

Actually, I do not care. As long as It can run the applications I need to use in a stable way. I am not part of any (distro) fan club.

I rather enjoy other stuff.

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At work and home I use Manjaro with KDE

And I have a few servers: debian, ubuntu, proxmox and the lovely NethServer.

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Seems a hardware problem though. Maybe a BIOS problem. Suspension and powrer management worked correctly in older laptops after recompiling DSDT from the BIOS and loading the hacked version from kernel… But that was 2006 :grin:

Fedora 28 and 29 have been and stable and reliable for me.

Nope, after having keyring issues, I moved on/back to Ubuntu and Fedora.