It basically means that systemd allows you to make a call to SYSTEM() using a specific command to wake the PC from hibernation, that way you can install updates in your script and then issue your sleep or shutdown command.
this can be useful, but hopefully it never becomes a default, it was enough of a pain when Windows was thinking that updates are more important than keeping the hibernated programs
It basically means that systemd allows you to make a call to SYSTEM() using a specific command to wake the PC from hibernation, that way you can install updates in your script and then issue your sleep or shutdown command.
Unless I’m missing something
this can be useful, but hopefully it never becomes a default, it was enough of a pain when Windows was thinking that updates are more important than keeping the hibernated programs
Luckily we can decide what the system is supposed to do.