Yeh seems fine tbh. Genuinely didn’t do anything special. Literally just slapped Kinoite onto a surprisingly useful little asus laptop I snapped up a while ago for a hilarious deal.
I mostly use it as a secondary computer near my bed stand when I remember I wanted to do some sort of thing on my system or homelab crap but it’s late and I don’t feel like getting out of bed. Crucial use case, to be honest.
Do you set it to do automatic login? I think mine is storing the current session to swap properly, but I haven’t managed to get it to actually restore that session when booting yet. This is with Bazzite, which is a pretty close cousin of Kinoite, so it should be pretty similar.
Hmm, so you boot, you login, and after logging in it restores your previous session? Maybe the fact I’ve been using “save session” as a poor-man’s hibernate is messing with it. Thanks for the clues.
Do you have hibernate working in an atomic distro? I’m still working on that.
Yeh seems fine tbh. Genuinely didn’t do anything special. Literally just slapped Kinoite onto a surprisingly useful little asus laptop I snapped up a while ago for a hilarious deal.
I mostly use it as a secondary computer near my bed stand when I remember I wanted to do some sort of thing on my system or homelab crap but it’s late and I don’t feel like getting out of bed. Crucial use case, to be honest.
Do you set it to do automatic login? I think mine is storing the current session to swap properly, but I haven’t managed to get it to actually restore that session when booting yet. This is with Bazzite, which is a pretty close cousin of Kinoite, so it should be pretty similar.
Nope. I never ever configure my systems with autologin. Auth is always required to use my shit. It’s a good habit and I’m not breaking it lol :P
Hmm, so you boot, you login, and after logging in it restores your previous session? Maybe the fact I’ve been using “save session” as a poor-man’s hibernate is messing with it. Thanks for the clues.