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Why doesn't Ubuntu support encrypted hibernate out of the box?
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The last time I successfully enable hibernation, it took more tike (to save and boot from hibernate) than booting fresh and restore session.
I had 32GB of RAM and XFCE as DE.
Odd, not my experience at all.