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Haven’t used Mint in a while, but I think it’s mostly a function of the kernel. IIRC, there’s a nice GUI for selecting what kernel you want on Mint. Would probably only make a difference if you have new hardware and need a newer kernel.
You can’t. Mint is a natural stimulant.
Gather a lot of mint, put it in your cave in a pile, and lay down on it before going to sleep for the winter.
On Debian, you need to have secure boot disabled in order to hibernate. I’m guessing it works similarly on mint
Same for all Linuxes, it’s a current limitation of the Linux kernel. There’s an open issue about it, essentially working out how to use the TPM to sign the memory dump so that secureboot will accept the signature and load it from disk.