DeskPad – A virtual monitor for screen sharing
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#3Edit: A quick test shows that yes, the Windows VM sees the additional display just fine--but, alas, Parallels doesn't let me pass _just_ one physical and that virtual display to the VM, so I can't have my "personal" portrait monitor unoccupied by Windows...
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#7What an intriguing idea. I wonder if I could do something similar on linux by placing a second monitor on top of my current one with xrandr.
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#9On a 4k monitor some applications have tiny text and icons, and no way adjust that I can find.
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#10EDIT: unfortunately it does. But if it's designed for screen sharing, it's probably not a big deal. Unfortunately there's no easy way to mirror on OSX without this, AFAIK. This particular issue is annoying for certain USB-C video adapters that create a virtual screen and mirror it over an arbitrary protocol.