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@MyNameIsRichard

I still use EndeavourOS on my laptop

Good for you, because Fedora does not support hibernation for laptops out of the box. See my reply in a different thread:

Zram vs zswap. Why choose one over the other

Yes, that surprised me too when I tried Fedora on my laptop. This is even going so far that Fedora laptops can not hibernate because they have no persistent swap. In order to enable hibernation Fedora users can follow a rather complex tutorial to enable hibernation in conjunction with zram. I followed these instructions and can confirm that it works well. Nevertheless, I find this a rather user unfriendly approach for laptop users. Here are the hibernation instructions. They might be helpful …

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@MyNameIsRichard

I prefer dnf to pacman, It’s slower but much more logical.

I see it the opposite way. Especially the fact that yum has been replaced by dnf a long while ago and still config directories for dnf contain yum in their name, e.g. /etc/yum.repos.d/ bothers me.

Also, that dnf ist not good for everything. E.g. if you want to find the owning package for a file you need to go back to rpm: “rpm -qf <file>” . With pacman you simply do “pacman -Qo <file>”.