Though impossible, hibernation offered under critical battery

[Alain.Cochard at unistra.fr]

Alex writes on Sun 12 Mar 2023 21:29:
 > Hi Alain,
 > 
 > currently xfce4-power-manager is rather unmaintained.
 > 
 > In order to dont forget about your suggestion, could you please
 > open it as an issue on:
 > https://gitlab.xfce.org/xfce/xfce4-power-manager ?

I'm not use to this kind of interface hence am unsure what you by
that.  I went to the end of the page and clicked on the "reporting
bugs" link and submitted a bug report.  If this is not what was
intended, feel free to do whatever you want with my email.

 > (Of course a MR would be very welcome! )

Sorry, I don't know what an MR is.

Regards

 > 
 > Cheers, alex(xcons)
 > 
 > Am 12.03.23 um 14:26 schrieb Alain.Cochard at unistra.fr:
 > > Going to
 > >
 > > Applications Menu ->
 > > Settings ->
 > > Power Manager ->
 > > System (button)
 > >
 > > I can choose 'Hibernate' for what to do 'On critical battery power'.
 > >
 > > But when the critical power is reached, it does not hibernate.
 > > Rather, a popup appears; it says there is not enough swap space for
 > > hibernation to be possible.
 > >
 > > I guess this is consistent with the fact that, when I click the
 > > "Action Buttons", 'Hibernate' is grayed out (along with 'Hybrid
 > > Sleep').
 > >
 > > My point is that, if hibernation is not possible, it should not be
 > > offered as a possible setting.
 > >
 > > (Incidentally, I can adjust the 'Critical battery power level' to
 > > anything between 0 and 100%, either manually or by clicking on the -/+
 > > buttons, but I find that if I input anything above 20% it is reset to
 > > 10% after closing and coming back.)
 > >
 > > xfce 4.16 with Fedora 34
 > >
 > 
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