Fedora reawakens the hibernation debate

Looking at the ActiveState for suspend-then-hibernate.target isn't particularly insightful. It will only be active when something chooses to actually start it, and after the system has been resumed and all of the units that it pulled in are stopped again it will become inactive again (since it has StopWhenUnneeded=yes). It's not the kind of target that is activated at boot.

So the command you've run there will produce the same output even on Linux distributions that have chosen to try it out.