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There's the opposite. If it doesn't disable suspend, it is not a work computer. my work macbook will close all the network connections/compile/rendering when i

There's the opposite. If it doesn't disable suspend, it is not a work computer. my work macbook will close all the network connections/compile/rendering when i close the lid to walk from meeting to meeting (or used to. seems like the universe closed this bug as 'WONT FIX') I have no decent UX to disable that when i need my network connections/compile time/render time/etc... It's either sleep enabled and i can't risk touching the lid, or complicated arcane steps to break sleep and allow me to carry it.

borcean 6y ago
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- gcblkjaidfj 6y ago
  Macs in the last decade are like windows computers in the late 90s. Every single little obvious feature depend on a shaddy shareware app running on your taskbar. want to close the lid? amphetamine. Want to copy paste history? copyQ. Want per-window alt-tab? Switch. Want to be able to change the volume? soundflower. i have some twenty icons there now. And that's not even counting the chrome ones to disable features i don't want on the browser. sigh.