On Sun, 15 Jul 2007, Cornelius Riemenschneider wrote:
Hi,
I think a (10) is needed to be clear:
(10) This depends directly on (9)
Easy Userinterface for the average user, no one wants to edit several
files and use a long commandline for a suspend (not all know about
alias(P)), so keeping the effort to suspend your system low, please.(eg
for my TuxOnIce i just type hibernate as root/ sudo hibernate as normal
user and the suspend begin, the rest is automatically done by the
configuration(for me this is shutting down my wireless interface)
Cornelius Riemenschneider
for both #9 and #10, if there are complex command lines that need to be
used, they can be put into scripts (including things like 'sudo
hibernate')
this doesn't prevent people from useing kernel.org kernels, in fact the
seperate between the main system and what's used for hibernation may make
it easier to change the main kernel (all that you would need is to enable
kexec in your main kernel and 'everything else would just work')
now if you need/want to change out your hibernate kernel you will have to
change the hibernate scripts to tell them to use the new kernel. yes this
is an extra step, but it can still be simple. for that matter, it may be
possible for the distros to agree enough to add 'make install_hibernate'
to the kernel makefiles like they have 'make install' that will just 'do
the right thing' for each particular distro.
makeing things explicit and flexible may require complex command lines to
implement, but nothing says that the user (even a moderatly advanced user)
needs to deal with those command lines directly.
David Lang
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