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We use "Suspend" and "Hibernate" in most places except for KRunner, where we currently use more technical terms that expose the implementation details (spend to ram vs suspend to disk). Let's be consistent.

We use "Suspend" and "Hibernate" in most places except for KRunner, where we currently use more technical terms that expose the implementation details (suspend to ram vs suspend to disk). Let's be consistent.

We use "Suspend" and "Hibernate" in most places except for KRunner, where we currently use more technical terms that expose the implementation details (suspend to ram vs suspend to disk). Let's be consistent.