I’m not certain of the relevance here, but I noticed recently (today) that if I don’t login when I first turn my Fedora WS , it suspends and I have to press the power button to bring up the system. This is prior to login mind you so it is with the BIOS I beleive, but I had made no changes, and this didn’t happen until after updating Fedora. This system is a PC, not a laptop, though it does have wireless which apparently seems to make Fedora treat it like a mobile device. I actually had to uninstall the power management that Fedora chose to use by default and install tuned to get Fedora to behave and not try to blank my screen or set non-performance mode (heck it wasn’t even an option). My point is it really P’d me off that someone arbitrarily decided that on upgrading my system, that it needed these changes.