Re: How much swap on laptop?

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> Thanks Chris.  That's good to know.  I haven't checked out how much
> space hibernate uses here and was simply passing on what I'd read.  So
> actual use info is nice to have.  What's the simplest method to check
> how much space hibernate is using?

Well, for me, when I hibernate the system tells me how much is used. I think 
this feature was new (for me at least) with FC6. In FC5 it was just a blank 
screen whilst hibernating.

I've run a few tests and the values seem a little higher than I first thought. 
The average seems to be around 380MB, when hibernating a full X session with 
KDE running, but most applications shutdown. The amount goes up a bit if I 
leave them running when hibernating.

Chris

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