Closing the clamshell is an explicit instruction from the user to
sleep the system.
Uh, no.
Your scenario is indistinguishable at the software level from my
daily routine, where I close the lid on my MBP, pull all the cables
from it and stuff it into my backpack. I don't stop to wait for it
to sleep, or manually sleep it; I expect that when I close the lid,
it will go to sleep and stay asleep.
It's the pulling of the cables that is my instruction to sleep. If I
close the lid, but leave the keyboard, external monitor, and power
connected, I intend to simply reduce my screen real estate to just the
external monitor.
-Marc
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