Well it's being discussed on here in most linux laptops thread.
On x86 it's because linux relies on the acpi tables which vendors don't bother to do properly.
On Apple ARM hardware/linux it's because Apple don't bother releasing any docs.
On other ARM SoCs... not sure. In theory every vendor wants volume orders for phones so they should be able to sleep properly?
It's sad if you're an Apple hardware + software slave and used to just closing the lid on your laptop and having it basically lose no battery for days, especially since ARM.
On x86 it's because linux relies on the acpi tables which vendors don't bother to do properly.
On Apple ARM hardware/linux it's because Apple don't bother releasing any docs.
On other ARM SoCs... not sure. In theory every vendor wants volume orders for phones so they should be able to sleep properly?
It's sad if you're an Apple hardware + software slave and used to just closing the lid on your laptop and having it basically lose no battery for days, especially since ARM.