Well not even Windows can manage to sleep a 'modern standby' laptop reliably these days.
I had to set hibernate on lid-close because Windows kept waking it up all the time even while closed.
I had to set hibernate on lid-close because Windows kept waking it up all the time even while closed.
Such a killer feature that one would think Microsoft would prioritize.
I think the interface approach made sense I earlier days of computing. These days it is better to make a zillion, exactly the same computer like Apple does.
Surely Microsoft has the resources to coordinate hardware and software with Dell/HP/Lenovo on making at least 1 reliable line of laptops where you can close the lid and reliably expect it to instantly sleep and not randomly wake up.