
SmartSleep is a Preference System, used to determine how the dynamic behavior of the sleep of our MacBook or MacBook Pro, regulating when and how will simply standby or hibernation.
The sleep is the state of quiescence in which the computer’s memory is preserved by continuing to fuel the RAM. Instead, the sleep & hibernate - default in all portable Intel products from Apple - saves the state to disk, before proceeding with the actual sleep. The fundamental value of that system is that, in the case of replacement or battery, the computer is able to recover from where he left off with no loss of data.
The problem however is that since abbassiamo screen as the Mac actually goes on standby spend several seconds that many - myself included - are annoying. SmartSleep allows you to configure your laptop so that, for example, go easy on standby until the battery has a certain office and the entry into sleep & hibernate in case you fall below this threshold.
Free and compatible with Tiger and Leopard, you can proceed to download SmartSleep.prefPane from this page. After the download, double click on the file and install it for all users, then selected smartsleep this drawer and you’re in business.