Using the appsleepd command (with examples)

Using the appsleepd command (with examples)

  • Osx
  • November 5, 2023

Starting the daemon

To start the appsleepd daemon, simply run the command appsleepd. This will initiate the app sleep services provided by the daemon.

Motivation: Starting the appsleepd daemon is necessary to enable its functionality, which includes managing the sleep mode behavior of applications. This can be useful in scenarios where you want to control or disable certain apps from being put to sleep.

Explanation: The appsleepd command is used to start the daemon, which in turn provides the app sleep services. By invoking this command, the daemon will be launched and begin its operation in the background.

Example output:

Appsleepd started successfully.

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