Re:Do not leave XPS laptop in any sleep/hibernate/standby mo...
by brokencode on Friday September 24, 2021 @07:18PM
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Just killing all apps is a very hostile default for a consumer OS. You might be able to force a restart from the terminal if you really don’t care about data integrity though.
Re:Do not leave XPS laptop in any sleep/hibernate/standby mo...
by bobbylarrybobby on Friday September 24, 2021 @07:02PM
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Can’t you just wait two minutes for it yo cycle through all open apps and click “don’t save”/“terminate” on all of them?
Re:Do not leave XPS laptop in any sleep/hibernate/standby mo...
by andrepd on Friday September 24, 2021 @09:35PM
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But why isn't there simply a Terminate All button?
Re:Do not leave XPS laptop in any sleep/hibernate/standby mo...
by distances on Saturday September 25, 2021 @03:10AM
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It's the power button, just force instant power off if you don't mind an integrity check at next startup!
Re:Do not leave XPS laptop in any sleep/hibernate/standby mo...
by shbooms on Saturday September 25, 2021 @04:02AM
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there is, sort of, but it's got one or two extra steps (and most folks probably don't know it exists).
1. Press Cmd+Option+Escape to bring up the Force Quit menu
2. Press Cmd+A to select all running apps
3. Click the "Force Quit" Button to force quit all apps
If I told it to update, I didn't mean "oh pretty please but if it's too hard don't worry about it", I meant "I know this ii. update is going to take an hour for a point release for some reason, but I'm going for a walk now - go ahead so IT gets off my back".
Also I've had many issues with my macbook overheating/discharging in my bag because I hit sleep, it looked like it was sleeping, but it was still on/woke up. Admittedly not a huge amount because of COVID but still.