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I think on Windows you can run powercfg /requests I'm not sure about linux or Mac though
by Firmwarrior 5y ago
I think on Windows you can run powercfg /requests
I'm not sure about linux or Mac though
- ksherlock 5y agoOn MacOS, Activity Monitor has a "Preventing Sleep" column. From the command line, "pmset -g" or "pmset -g assertions" has useful information.
- lupire 5y agoNow we need a menu appplet, cute icon, and name like Lullaby.
- Too 5y agoAnother super useful powercfg flag is /lastwake to tell you why the computer woke up from sleep. Has helped me identify flaky input peripherals or timers many times. Worst was an HP laptop with a wonky touch bar for media controls, that would frequently ghost press and wake the computer, even when in hibernate and with the lid closed.