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S0ix is fine. LTT doesn't know shit about shit. I use it on first gen Framework. It works way more reliably than S3 since there's little nees for special handling in drivers and firmware. The Framework already consumes 3W when idle. S0ix brings that down to 1-2W. The first gen suppprts S3 and that doesn't consume less power. So either way I need suspend-then-hibernate or suspend-to-both and that's what you want as well. You'd have to forgo Secure Boot to enable hibernate. If root is on Ext4 on encrypted LVM, hibernate works even with a swapfile (default on modern Ubuntu). For fancier setups like root on ZFS you'd need to use encrypred swap partition for it. That's what I currently use. If you want to know more details, have Qs, ask away.