Highlights
- Prevents the Linux computer from sleeping on request.
- Helps keep the screen or session active during long tasks.
- Serves a single-purpose role for temporary wakefulness.
- Released under the MIT license.
About this application
Stimulator is a Linux utility for preventing the computer from going idle or entering sleep while a task is in progress. It can be useful during presentations, long downloads, media playback, monitoring work, or any situation where automatic power management would interrupt the current activity.
The program has a focused purpose: keeping the session awake when the user asks for it. It is not a general power-profile manager or system administration suite. Published by Bedis Nbiba under the MIT license, Stimulator is aimed at Linux users who need a small control for temporary wakefulness.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub io.github.sigmasd.stimulator
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