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NOSLEEP MOUSE MOVER MOD

To run all settings above (network, CPU, User idle, sleep schedule) in the one go and set the log-file path to "/home/$USER/sleep/log/Keep.Awake/" with detailed output: nohup. To run as background service and set the schedule to sleep/suspend after 1 hour (this value is only set if user-activity, cpu, and network traffic are all determined to be idle) : nohup. To run as background service and set minimum network traffic as 5KB (5120 bytes): nohup. To run as background service and set 15 min (900 sec) as the user activity idle time before it determines that the user is idle: nohup. To run as background service and set minimum CPU load as 13%: nohup.

NOSLEEP MOUSE MOVER MOD

You can view the code here for details or hints on how you can mod your code: Īlternatively you can just run keepawake.py on the Linux box you're running your cpu-intensive program on and it will solve your problem! It just works!

Periodically or just put logic once your program is done doing its thing to re-set the sleep config.

Use psutil.cpu_percent() to query the the amount of cpu usage.

Use DBus command via subprocess.Popen(.) to clear the sleep/suspend counter.

I posted a solution to a similar question here: The logic in Keep.Awake will solve your problem on ubuntu or any Linux Distro running Gnome (old and new including Unity), works on both Wayland and X. # in Windows, prevent the OS from sleeping while we run Print("Preventing Windows from going to sleep")Ĭ( '''Prevent OS sleep/hibernate in windows code from: (In some cases, such as when the battery is running out, Windows will ignore your request.) class WindowsInhibitor: When used, it will ask windows not to sleep while the script runs. The following simple piece of code can prevent this problem. To overcome this problem I wrote a script. I ran into similar situation where a process took long enough to execute itself that windows would hibernate.