Delayed hibernation
I have suspend and hibernation working on a laptop running Fedora 24 (Workstation). I have to take a call on whether to suspend or hibernate when I take a break from using the laptop.
Then, I came across the concept of delayed hibernation on the Arch Wiki - Delayed hibernation.
It would be quite handy to have delayed hibernation - i.e. typical scenario would be to shut the lid to suspend and not have to worry when the battery runs out while in the suspend state. With a service that wakes the system up after a period of being in a suspend state and go into hibernation, it would do just that - automatically take care of that headache.
Can a systemd service be set up on Fedora with this script? Does it need to be adapted in any way to use on Fedora? Is it sufficient to create a systemd service with this script and enable it?
It looks ok to me have not try it, but looks fine to me.