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> Press the power button. In older macbooks I've used, this also would put the system into suspend mode. That's fine, but it would also disconnect any termina
by simcop2387 9y ago
> Press the power button.
In older macbooks I've used, this also would put the system into suspend mode. That's fine, but it would also disconnect any terminals on remote systems because the system would no longer be on. Is this still the case or has that changed recently? For a coffee break button I wouldn't want to have to reconnect to everything I was working on before, or have to worry about any long running processes (say ML training, copying a file, etc.) that were going on when i'm just walking away for two minutes to fill my water up.
- saagarjha 9y agoDoes ^⌘Q do what you want? How about customizing the Touch Bar to have the "lock" function key in it?
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