How can I set sleep mode in ubuntu18.04 LTS and what is the short cut key to do so? [duplicate]
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Where is the suspend/hibernate button in GNOME Shell?
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as a new user in ubuntu I cannot find the sleep mode in my ubuntu 18.04 so please tell me how can I do it!!!!!
18.04 suspend gnome-shell
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Where is the suspend/hibernate button in GNOME Shell?
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as a new user in ubuntu I cannot find the sleep mode in my ubuntu 18.04 so please tell me how can I do it!!!!!
18.04 suspend gnome-shell
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Where is the suspend/hibernate button in GNOME Shell?
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as a new user in ubuntu I cannot find the sleep mode in my ubuntu 18.04 so please tell me how can I do it!!!!!
18.04 suspend gnome-shell
edited Jan 11 at 16:38
pomsky
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asked Jan 11 at 16:36
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This question already has an answer here:
Where is the suspend/hibernate button in GNOME Shell?
5 answers
as a new user in ubuntu I cannot find the sleep mode in my ubuntu 18.04 so please tell me how can I do it!!!!!
This question already has an answer here:
Where is the suspend/hibernate button in GNOME Shell?
5 answers
18.04 suspend gnome-shell
18.04 suspend gnome-shell
edited Jan 11 at 16:38
pomsky
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asked Jan 11 at 16:36
shukhtarashukhtara
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edited Jan 11 at 16:38
pomsky
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asked Jan 11 at 16:36
shukhtarashukhtara
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edited Jan 11 at 16:38
pomsky
30.1k1192125
edited Jan 11 at 16:38
pomsky
30.1k1192125
edited Jan 11 at 16:38
pomsky
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asked Jan 11 at 16:36
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asked Jan 11 at 16:36
shukhtarashukhtara
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There are three ways to suspend in Ubuntu.
1) An the top right corner open the status menu. Pressing the "alt" key will turn the shutdown button into a suspend button.
2) A long mouse press on the shutdown button will turn it into a suspend button
3) From the activities view (where you can see windows and search applications) search for "suspend" in the language ubuntu is using (in my case italian for example) and select it.
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There are three ways to suspend in Ubuntu.
1) An the top right corner open the status menu. Pressing the "alt" key will turn the shutdown button into a suspend button.
2) A long mouse press on the shutdown button will turn it into a suspend button
3) From the activities view (where you can see windows and search applications) search for "suspend" in the language ubuntu is using (in my case italian for example) and select it.
answered Jan 11 at 18:20
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There are three ways to suspend in Ubuntu.
1) An the top right corner open the status menu. Pressing the "alt" key will turn the shutdown button into a suspend button.
2) A long mouse press on the shutdown button will turn it into a suspend button
3) From the activities view (where you can see windows and search applications) search for "suspend" in the language ubuntu is using (in my case italian for example) and select it.
answered Jan 11 at 18:20
dsSTORMdsSTORM
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There are three ways to suspend in Ubuntu.
1) An the top right corner open the status menu. Pressing the "alt" key will turn the shutdown button into a suspend button.
2) A long mouse press on the shutdown button will turn it into a suspend button
3) From the activities view (where you can see windows and search applications) search for "suspend" in the language ubuntu is using (in my case italian for example) and select it.
answered Jan 11 at 18:20
dsSTORMdsSTORM
578116
There are three ways to suspend in Ubuntu.
1) An the top right corner open the status menu. Pressing the "alt" key will turn the shutdown button into a suspend button.
2) A long mouse press on the shutdown button will turn it into a suspend button
3) From the activities view (where you can see windows and search applications) search for "suspend" in the language ubuntu is using (in my case italian for example) and select it.
answered Jan 11 at 18:20
dsSTORMdsSTORM
578116
answered Jan 11 at 18:20
dsSTORMdsSTORM
578116
answered Jan 11 at 18:20
dsSTORMdsSTORM
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answered Jan 11 at 18:20
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