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It looks like Nokia has actually been listening to us, and there is now an improved suspend mode. It's a shame it is not enabled by default, but it is quite easy to do yourself:

The file you need to modify is /etc/mce/mce.ini

First, modify the powerkey actions to suit you, making sure one of them does a softpoweroff. This is what mine look like:
Code:
PowerKeyShortAction=softpoweroff
PowerKeyLongAction=menu
Then, under the SoftPowerOff section, modify the ConnectivityPolicy options. This is what mine look like:
Code:
# Connectivity policy when running on battery
#
# Valid options:
# forceoffline - always go to offline <default>
# softoffline - offline only if there are no open connections
# retain - do not change the network status
ConnectivityPolicyBattery=forceoffline

# Connectivity policy when powering on from soft poweroff
# Note that this policy only affects the connectivity state
#
# Valid options:
# offline - stay offline <default>
# restore - restore state from before soft poweroff
ConnectivityPolicyPowerOn=restore
 

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