I was stoked to see this, unfortunately, this has gone 4 years without a release (last released in 2019) The issue log has several issues where Ventura users mention it not working at all, on M1 architectures. Can anyone on an M1 or M2 confirm this works for them? I'm still on Intel.
macOS CLI tool to configure multi-display resolutions and arrangements
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#62Does this somehow make settings more persistent than the System Pref^H^H^H^H Settings panel? Ventura has this infuriating bug where every single time it goes to sleep it forgets everything about the monitors I have plugged into my Thunderbolt dock - resolution, arrangement, refresh rate, everything. It is driving me bonkers.
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#63The problem that I have with my M1 is that I have 2 HP monitors with USB-C connectors and when I plug the USB/C Thunderbolt cable in to the monitor, often its not recognized and I often need to power off the machine, the monitor and or switch the ports in some combination, I really wish I could just have a manual probe I could run reliably to tell macOS,the monitor that they are connected. Any ideas?
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#64The description could be better. Would love this tool with a GUI
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#65Not calling it displaycer is a missed opportunity.
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#66Related to this does anyone know a way to turn off displays in MacOS? I have 2 screens connected to an M1 Mac Mini.
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#67I use Display Maid, and it is pretty OK for my simple needs: https://funk-isoft.com/display-maid.html
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#68The one feature I really want for window management on macOS is the ability to split fullscreen applications horizontally, for my vertical monitor. macOS lets you split a fullscreen app vertically so you can have two on the same screen, but when a monitor is oriented vertically you can still only split the screen vertically, not horizontally. Sigh.
Yet another option: https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai
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#69Re: macOS CLI tool to configure multi-display resolutions and arrangements
#70I’ve used hammerspoon for part of this functionality. Anyone else?