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In my experience, the macbook’s sleep mode isn’t very effective. But if I turn the machine entirely off and turn it back on later, it does a good job loading al
by fshbbdssbbgdd 4y ago
In my experience, the macbook’s sleep mode isn’t very effective. But if I turn the machine entirely off and turn it back on later, it does a good job loading all my apps back the way they were. Functionally, the experience is similar to the old days of “hibernate”.
- mort96 4y ago> But if I turn the machine entirely off and turn it back on later, it does a good job loading all my apps back the way they were. ...If you don't really use the terminal at all, and don't mind a really slow "resume".
- fshbbdssbbgdd 4y ago> ...If you don't really use the terminal at all That’s valid. I don’t notice it, since I’m always ssh’d into a server. > and don't mind a really slow "resume". I remember wake from hibernate being pretty slow too. I can’t quantify it, but macOS boot feels like a similar delay to me.
- mort96 4y agoWake from hibernate is pretty slow, but wake from suspend to RAM is like a second or two on my Linux machines.
- bigDinosaur 4y agoIs this with an M1 (or related) machine? I've found sleep to be much better, Intel macs became an afterthought in the past 5 years.