Can you explain why one might use this, versus just setting the machine to not sleep in System Preferences, in combination with not turning off hard disks, etc?
I still set my display to sleep, however. Am I missing something?
You may want your machine to go to sleep normally - e.g., when you leave it on your desk at home and go to sleep - but not when you're at a hackathon, and are running some process while you go and get a snack, or are presenting a video that requires no actual input from you.
ah, I see, a `selective` sleep. Makes sense, I am going to check this out. Thank you.
I found Hammerspoon effectively replaced this utility, and a host of others, with simple Lua scripts.