@frenchconnection It’s good to hear that with the new kernel, KDE uses less resources.

@Klaas-Vaak Try this: http://linuxbsdos.com/2017/05/26/how-to-wake-a-virtualbox-guest-from-suspend-mode-in-linux/

@wolfen3 Good to read this. You didn’t do the wrong thing because Gnome’s default display manager is GDM anyway. Did you follow this guide?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/LightDM#Enabling_autologin

@Aenra These open source systems require a little more thinking than a Windows or MacOs, but they work. :)

@Bryanpwo I can confirm this. On one of my machines, the new kernel has already been installed and works without any interruption.

@joekamprad I knew that. So are there such big differences between the two repository for the fine-tuning of the packages?

@wolfen3 What exactly do you experience?

@Klaas-Vaak Perhaps do you use KDE Plasma 5 desktop? If so, i can tell you that i’ve already experienced something like this. In my opinion, the error in this case is related to the timing of the screen shutdown and the suspension. I haven’t even come to see how this can be overcome. I have not experienced this with XFCE, Cinnamon, Mate desktop environments.

@joekamprad Why is it that there are parallelly two different package groups in the Antergos repository for a particular desktop environment?

The problem was resolved because it turned out that I accidentally installed the mate and mate-extra packages. After installing the antergos-mate-meta package, I still needed the mate-tweak, and then I managed to put the top panel back in place.