Why block your Mac from sleeping at home? There’s no real need. But if you often work with your MacBook in various locations, you probably don’t want to keep changing the sleep settings.
If you’re someone who likes to tightly control how applications operate on your system, you’re probably curious about what those applications are actually doing.
There are times when you need to turn off a display. If it’s an external monitor, it usually has a power button. But what about the built-in display? And why bother reaching for anything at all?
When I’m listening to music and want to check the track title or skip to the next one, I have two options: switch to Spotify or open the clunky Focus section.