Suspend doesn't work on my machine in Gnome 3

By matsuzine -

Suspend doesn't work on my machine in Gnome 3.  After a lot of fruitless googling, I found the answer on ArchWiki.  (Trust Arch to get it right.)  

Disable "Suspend" in the status menu

A quick way to do it system-wide is to change line 153 of /usr/share/gnome-shell/js/ui/statusMenu.js.  This change takes effect the next time GNOME Shell is started.
File: /usr/share/gnome-shell/js/ui/statusMenu.js
// this._haveSuspend = this._upClient.get_can_suspend();  //  Comment this line out.
 this._haveSuspend = false;                                //  Use this line instead.
However, the effect won't last after a GNOME update. A more perennial solution is to install the alternative status menu.

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