Is this possible? If there's a keybinding of some kind I haven't been able to figure it out. And if you do know how, please do me a favor and walk me through it like I'm an idiot. Thank you!
Display sleep, not system sleep.
Hmm on the screen dimming.![]()
The lowest setting on the screen brightness actually turns the display off. This may be just what you want.
Kan-O-Z
I downloaded Dockables, one of which is display sleep, and I invoke it with a keystroke using Quicksilver
I downloaded Dockables, one of which is display sleep, and I invoke it with a keystroke using Quicksilver
What's the difference between the back light being of and the screen being off? Why have an option to turn only the back light off with the screen still on if you can't see anything on it anyways? Is it cause it takes longer to turn it on again or something?
Difference is: With the backlight off only, if you shine a light directly on the screen you will see what's on the screen (it can still burn in). If the screen is off, you won't see anything no matter how strong the light. I turn my backlight off when I have strong lighting from directly above me when I want to overly save battery life.
I don't think liquid displays burn in.
Burn in...no. Image persistence...yes! What happens is the pixels that constantly change to display certain colors develop a "home" or "memory" of what they have been displaying if the screen doesn't change often, causing that faint image to still appear even when you change the image to something else.
There is a fix for this on Apple's website:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=88343
I downloaded Dockables, one of which is display sleep, and I invoke it with a keystroke using Quicksilver
Pretty dark and unobtrusive. Simple, although not exactly what you asked for![]()
I downloaded Dockables, one of which is display sleep, and I invoke it with a keystroke using Quicksilver
Difference is: With the backlight off only, if you shine a light directly on the screen you will see what's on the screen (it can still burn in). If the screen is off, you won't see anything no matter how strong the light. I turn my backlight off when I have strong lighting from directly above me when I want to overly save battery life.