I upgraded to Fedora 18 from Fedora 17 using FedUp recently, and I was dismayed to find that there was no more “Hibernate” option in the status menu, even though I had the alternative-status-menu extension installed. Apparently in their wisdom, the devs of that extension decided that the hibernate option should not be visible by default for users of said extension.<\/p>\n
Thankfully, hibernate can be re-enabled. The extension’s page on gnome.org<\/a> describes how to do this:<\/p>\n \nThen use gsettings to turn on Hibernate: gsettings set org.gnome.shell.extensions.alternative-status-menu allow-hibernate true\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n after you’ve installed the extension and enabled it. I’d like to note that you can do this “graphically” with dconf-editor, by browsing to org\/gnome\/shell\/extensions\/alternative-status-menu and setting allow-hibernate to true.<\/p>\n Part of the reason for this post is to give myself a record of how to fix this, because the instructions are in a comment, which could potentially scroll off and get buried under other comments. I upgraded to Fedora 18 from Fedora 17 using FedUp recently, and I was dismayed to find that there was no more “Hibernate” option in the status menu, even though I had the alternative-status-menu extension installed. Apparently in their wisdom, … Continue reading
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