New version of MacOS Ventura and the sleep option, which no more exist

Well, you left off the time, so that won't work. If you put in a full time argument in the format shown (HH:MM:SS), it should work.

Yep, that's not "inactivity." Most people want audio and video to keep playing. The only way to stop it is if the app has a "sleep timer" feature.

borislav273 wrote:

Hello, I have a problem. In the previous version of mac software before MacOS Ventura, there was an option in System System --> Battery a setting which let me set a time in which I want to sleep or turn off my Macbook. Now it is not available but still my Macbook wants to sleep in speciffic time (the last time I set in the previous version). How can I stop it? Or how can I use the option again. I was trying to set some setting in terminal but I am simple user and it is difficult for me. I look in internet for some topic but I did not find any information.

ref:

Set sleep and wake settings for your Mac - Apple Support

Schedule your Mac to turn on or off in Terminal - Apple Support

ex. if you want to cancel all settings, from Terminal copy and paste:

sudo pmset repeat cancel

you can submit your Apple Feedback here: Product Feedback - Apple

I already red everything in the apple support and for example I do not have energy saver section in my system settings...

Your profile says you have a MacBook Air. That is not a Desktop Mac, so it would not have an "Energy Saver" setting, only Battery, as noted in the paragraph above it about Notebook computers.

I think you do not understand me what was the idea of the option that there was in macOS Monteray....

I think you don't understand that leroydouglas completely understands the problems since he linked to the article describing how to set up those same settings using Terminal since they can no longer be set any other way.

We could set a time and the macbook will automatically fall asleep. For example you set 20:15 PM and the Macbook will sleep in this minute.

sudo pmset repeat sleep MTWRFSU 20:15:00

Actually I want to use it again if it is possible because when I am in my bed I want my laptop to sleep after 60 min for example and not working whole night while I am sleeping.

Those options are in the first link he provided, second paragraph, Set your Mac to go to sleep after inactivity