Niko Föhr

I tried some BSD systems on [instantworkstation.com](https://instantworkstation.com/) for getting the platform information in python. I was only successful on **OpenBSD 7.4**: - sys.platform: 'openbsd7' - platform.system 'OpenBSD' Could not install...

Playing around with wakepy on FreeBSD 14.1 + GNOME 42.5 - python -m pytest: all tests pass - inv test: command fails with `FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or...

## Debugging: bottom-up Trying to reproduce the behavior with smallest amount of code possible. ### 1) It's not caused by just opening and closing connections This causes no problems: ```python...

~I just figured out that this does not seem to cause any slow-downs~: EDIT: No. it does. It's just a bit random with all the methods that how many cycles...

Just tested on the same system and also the "org.freedesktop.ScreenSaver" (keep.presenting mode) behaves exactly the same. It's likely that the org.freedesktop.ScreenSaver interface is registered by some Gnome process when running...

### Adding delay between calls Adding delay between function calls seems to fix the problem. I left my computer to do this (with wakepy on) for few hours: code with...

Just found out that there's https://github.com/conda-forge/wakepy-feedstock (created Aug 5th 2024). If that's the canonical way of publishing to conda-forge, I suppose there's nothing I have to do. Thanks @thewchan, and...

@thewchan that's awesome, and thank you for creating the conda feedstock!

I did a quick look on this topic. I'm not an expert on this but it seems that the reason why a script typically stops when someone exits SSH is...

Related: https://github.com/fohrloop/wakepy/issues/203 Also could be possible to make wakepy ignore SIGHUP, by default but that's probably a bit too intrusive. Another possibility would be to add some `nohup=False` parameter to...