Mac
I've left default Apple apps off this list (like Calendar, and Music), but I use those as well.
- Beekeeper Studio - Database editor (SQLite, MySQL, MariaDB, Postgres, CockroachDB, SQL Server, and Amazon Redshift)
- Creative Cloud - I use this just for Photoshop.
- Parallels -Virtual Machines
- Time Out - Take breaks
- Virtual Box - X86 virtual machines
- Dictation - Ctrl twice (needs to be set in System prefs) / Meh + D
- Siri - Hold Opt Space / Meh + S
- Keyboard Maestro Macro - Meh + T
- Lock Screen / Put Display to Sleep - Ctrl Shift Q
- Clipboard History (KM) - Ctrl Opt Cmd V
- 1Password Autofill - Cmd
- 1Password Global - Cmd Shit \
- Shortcat (Superkey) - Right Cmd F
(KM): Custom Keyboard Maestro shortcut
(Superkey): Right Cmd mapped to Hyper key using Superkey or Karabiner
2017 MacBook Pro (about ~3 years of usage):
Data Units Read: 746,318,540 [382 TB]
Data Units Written: 100,074,549 [51.2 TB]
Power On Hours: 1,349
Check system uptime:
$ uptime
Check system sleep / wake cycles:
$ pmset -g log|grep -e " Sleep " -e " Wake "
- ~/.dropbox
- ~/Dropbox/.dropbox
- ~/Dropbox/.dropbox.cache
- ~/Library/Containers/com.docker.docker
- docker.driver.amd64-linux/Docker.raw
- ~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Xcode/iOS DeviceSupport
- ~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Xcode/watchOS DeviceSupport
- ~/Library/Containers/com.docker.docker
- ~/Library/Application Support/NVIDIA
- docker.driver.amd64-linux/Docker.raw
- ~/Library/Application Support/Developer/coresimulator
- ~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Xcode/iOS DeviceSupport
- ~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Xcode/watchOS DeviceSupport
Get list of top level packages with
$ brew leaves
- apr-util
- aspell
- autoconf
- awscli
- carthage
- cmake
- composer
- cputhrottle
- freetds
- glib
- gmp
- heroku/brew/heroku
- imagemagick
- libpq
- libsass
- libxslt
- libzip
- lynx
- mcrypt
- pkg-config
- smartmontools
- unixodbc
- webp
- yajl
- yarn
List non-Apple services:
$ launchctl list | grep -v com.apple
(-v
inverts the grep match)In Settings / Notifications / Do Not Disturb: Check the box to turn on Do Not Disturb when the Display is Sleeping (I also have it set to turn on DND from 10pm to 7am, when the screen is locked, and when mirroring)
Unconfirmed ideas:
In Settings / Battery / Power Adapter disable Wake for Network Access
In Settings / Bluetooth / Advanced disable Allow Bluetooth Devices to Wake This Computer
In Settings / Battery / Power Adapter turn off Sleep When Display is Off