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Try switching to X11 first of all.
Considering I can put my GTX 960M laptop into Sleep Mode while on a Wayland session, that's not really a solution.
I mean Wayland issues are pretty random and may affect only specific systems.
I think you're right on this, but i am thinking it's more of an Nvidia issue rather than a Wayland one... Going to sleep under X11 works the first try, however resuming from sleep showed the following screen (kernel panic? with mentions of Nvidia)
It's either that or just a black screen. I think this warrants a driver reinstall, I also installed some CUDA stuff so will have to check this out......