Then you have a significant outlier experience for that platform.

It’s more than fine for people to dislike Apple products but this is simply not an area where other platforms have them beat.

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bigyabai 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Macs do sleep well, when they manage to sleep. Sometimes macOS takes issue with certain programs, the last stack I used at work had a ~50/50 chance of inhibiting sleep when it was spun up.

All in all, I've given up on sleep entirely and default to suspend/hibernate now.

	▲	Klonoar 43 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		A buggy program preventing sleep is a bug in that program, not a mark on the overall support and reliability of sleep functionality in macOS. There are valid reasons why a program might need to block sleep, so it's not like macOS is going to hard-prevent it if a program does this. Most programs should not be doing that though.