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SafeSleepOnce puts your Mac into safe sleep once and automatically enables normal sleep afterwards.
Safe sleep is also called deep sleep, hibernation or suspend-to-disk, whereas normal sleep is also called standby or suspend-to-RAM.
When SafeSleepOnce is launched, you are asked for confirmation to enter safe sleep. This dialog can be disabled in the preferences.
If you press and hold the Alt or Option key while launching SafeSleepOnce, the preference window will be shown.
Donations welcome!
Safe sleep is also called deep sleep, hibernation or suspend-to-disk, whereas normal sleep is also called standby or suspend-to-RAM.
When SafeSleepOnce is launched, you are asked for confirmation to enter safe sleep. This dialog can be disabled in the preferences.
If you press and hold the Alt or Option key while launching SafeSleepOnce, the preference window will be shown.
Donations welcome!
What's New
Version 0.9:
- prevents entering safe sleep after waking up from safe sleep until OS X is ready to do so
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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SafeSleepOnce puts your Mac into safe sleep once and automatically enables normal sleep afterwards.
Safe sleep is also called deep sleep, hibernation or suspend-to-disk, whereas normal sleep is also called standby or suspend-to-RAM.
When SafeSleepOnce is launched, you are asked for confirmation to enter safe sleep. This dialog can be disabled in the preferences.
If you press and hold the Alt or Option key while launching SafeSleepOnce, the preference window will be shown.
Donations welcome!
Safe sleep is also called deep sleep, hibernation or suspend-to-disk, whereas normal sleep is also called standby or suspend-to-RAM.
When SafeSleepOnce is launched, you are asked for confirmation to enter safe sleep. This dialog can be disabled in the preferences.
If you press and hold the Alt or Option key while launching SafeSleepOnce, the preference window will be shown.
Donations welcome!
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Crunc reviewed on 13 Apr 2010
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Pizzacake reviewed on 12 Apr 2010
• it only takes a few seconds to power off
• roughly ten seconds to restore desktop from cold boot!
• this is great because I can leave apps, docs etc open and still shut down and they'll be exactly as I left them when I turn the computer on again