Battery Schedule - 02/25/23 05:38 PM
Once again Apple has removed something I really depended on. It is the ability to schedule the Mac to go to sleep and wake up at certain times. I used it to listen to certain channels on YouTube while falling asleep. I have an iPhone but I find it difficult to use other than phone calls, texts, music apps and a couple of other apps.
I read where there is a terminal function that has to be used to be able to do it now. I'd really like to bonk someone on the head for this. Here I've been told to beware of using terminal, so now what do I do? This is what I read in I think Apple Support forums:
In the Terminal app on your Mac, enter a pmset command. See the pmset man page for the list of commands you can use. For example, try any of the following:
pmset -g sched: See the current schedule.
sudo pmset repeat wake M 8:00:00: Schedule your Mac to wake at 8:00 a.m. every Monday.
sudo pmset repeat cancel: Cancel the current schedule.
Press Return.
I don't get any of this of course. I just want it to go to sleep at a certain time, and either wake up on command or I can just do it when I get onto the Mac for the day. I tried to find an app to do this but was unsuccessful. I need a simple way to put the Mac to sleep a couple of hours after I go to bed. Is this even possible without Terminal? And if not, what command should I use? So mad. And why aren't any of the icons working here? I wanted to post the mad one but after choosing it, nothing happens.
I read where there is a terminal function that has to be used to be able to do it now. I'd really like to bonk someone on the head for this. Here I've been told to beware of using terminal, so now what do I do? This is what I read in I think Apple Support forums:
In the Terminal app on your Mac, enter a pmset command. See the pmset man page for the list of commands you can use. For example, try any of the following:
pmset -g sched: See the current schedule.
sudo pmset repeat wake M 8:00:00: Schedule your Mac to wake at 8:00 a.m. every Monday.
sudo pmset repeat cancel: Cancel the current schedule.
Press Return.
I don't get any of this of course. I just want it to go to sleep at a certain time, and either wake up on command or I can just do it when I get onto the Mac for the day. I tried to find an app to do this but was unsuccessful. I need a simple way to put the Mac to sleep a couple of hours after I go to bed. Is this even possible without Terminal? And if not, what command should I use? So mad. And why aren't any of the icons working here? I wanted to post the mad one but after choosing it, nothing happens.