1. Mac Os Mojave
2. Mac Os Catalina
3. Hibernation (audrith) Mac Os Catalina
4. Hibernation (audrith) Mac Os Update

Hibernate is a simple command line program to put macOS 10.12 or newer into hibernation mode. This is archieved by modifying the power management preferences and initiating system sleep. After the system has powered on, the power management preferences are restored to their previous state.

• Apr 27, 2021 For anyone playing an iPhone game on an M1 Mac, the update has a new Controller Emulation that maps game controller functions to a Mac’s keyboard and mouse. Also an iPad app can be launched with a.
• Caffeinate -s Keep the Mac awake while it is plugged into AC power; caffeinate Now, your Mac will stay awake for as long as you leave the Terminal running. To stop this, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+C; caffeinate -t 1800 & Here 1800 is the time in seconds. You can set it to anything. Now your Mac will stay awake for this time duration.

Mac Os Mojave

I have installed Windows7 by bootcamp on my Macbook, however, every time when I want to switch to Windows, I have to reboot the machine completely. That means I cannot keep my current workspace when next time I switch back to OSX.

If you use the Mac's hibernate function by the terminal, you don't even have the chance to choose which system to boot from, it immediately wakes up OSX. Sometimes, that's really a pain.

Mac Os Catalina

Hibernation (audrith) Mac Os Catalina

Back to the days of Windows, we used the hibernate function to switch between systems without losing your current workspace. Is there an alternative way to achieve it on Mac?

Hibernation (audrith) Mac Os Update

PS:
I can not use a virtual machine solution, because it has some hardware disadvantages. Such as the development of Kinect can't work through VM environment.