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You might need `caffeinate -d` to prevent the display from sleeping.
by tomstuart 4y ago
You might need `caffeinate -d` to prevent the display from sleeping.
- jen729w 4y agoWhile this does work, I agree with OP here. The man page for caffeinate says that it prevents system sleep and, as far as I can tell, it does not do that on my M1 MBP using Monterey. I do a `caffeinate -d` and then throw my mouse to a hot corner to activate the screen saver.