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When you ssh into your Sailfish, the phone seems to be in a very low power mode, with very sluggish response. If you activate the screen it becomes fully awake and snappy, but after a while it goes to sleep again. Is there a way to wake it up from low-power mode (if that is the cause) and keep it awake from the command line? With no need to physically access the phone?

When you ssh into your Sailfish, the phone seems to be in a very low power mode, with very sluggish response. If you activate the screen it becomes fully awake and snappy, but after a while it goes to sleep again. Is there a way to wake it up from low-power mode (if that is the cause) and keep it awake from the command line? With no need to physically access the phone?phone? Is there a way to get this to work as long as you are logged in for the session?

When you ssh (via WiFi) into your Sailfish, the phone seems to be in a very low power mode, with very sluggish response. If you activate the screen it becomes fully awake and snappy, but after a while it goes to sleep again. Is there a way to wake it up from low-power mode (if that is the cause) and keep it awake from the command line? With no need to physically access the phone? Is there a way to get this to work as long as you are logged in for the session?

When you ssh (via WiFi) (I do this via WiFi to my XA2) into your Sailfish, the phone seems to be in a very low power mode, with very sluggish response. If you activate the screen it becomes fully awake and snappy, but after a while it goes to sleep again. Is there a way to wake it up from low-power mode (if that is the cause) and keep it awake from the command line? With no need to physically access the phone? Is there a way to get this to work as long as you are logged in for the session?

When you ssh into your Sailfish (I do this via WiFi to my XA2) into your Sailfish, XA2), the phone seems to be in a very low power mode, with very sluggish response. If you activate the screen it becomes fully awake and snappy, but after a while it goes to sleep again. Is there a way to wake it up from low-power mode (if that is the cause) and keep it awake from the command line? With no need to physically access the phone? Is there a way to get this to work as long as you are logged in for the session?