Automatically suspend screen in Linux Ubuntu
When you suspend the system, the screen turns off, but the computer remains on and all documents and applications remain open. This helps save energy when the system is not in use.
Auto-sleep in Ubuntu is a power setting option that causes the server to go into sleep mode after a period of inactivity.
You can set your computer to sleep automatically when it is idle. Different intervals can be defined for when working on battery or plugged in.
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