D19186: [KCM & UI] Use the word "Sleep" instead of "Suspend"

[Nathaniel Graham]

ngraham added a comment.


  In D19186#416850 <https://phabricator.kde.org/D19186#416850>, @aacid wrote:
  
  > -0.2 from my side, the thing is called suspend not sleep, if you look for "linux sleep" in a search engine you get references to the sleep (3) and sleep (1) man pages, which would only confuse the users.
  
  
  Why would a person do a web search for "Linux sleep"? If they're a non-technical user, they already know what "Sleep" means because it's the same term that Windows and macOS use, so that don't have to do a web search to figure out what it means.
  
  And if they're a technical user, they won't be confused by the distinction between the "Sleep" power management action and the `sleep` shell command.

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