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I submitted feedback about this multiple times, doesn't do squat.
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Well, you can me whiner if you want, I don't give a crap, you're some nobody that I don't know. To me, and I'm sure to millions of other people, a state of the art computer like this should have state of the art multi display management, period. And the reality is I already bought a license for SwitchresX that I used in Monterey with mixed success, because that program, or any other, can't do **** about a piece of crap code that reports the display situation to it.While I have heard whiners complaining that I bought this expensive MacStudio, I shouldn't have to spend $16 for a piece of software to control my displays. Uggh. It's less than the cost of a good cable.
It's a macOS problem and the user shouldn't have to be forced to buy a third party app to do something that is built into every other operating system. It should "just work" like "magic".Well, you can me whiner if you want, I don't give a crap, you're some nobody that I don't know. To me, and I'm sure to millions of other people, a state of the art computer like this should have state of the art multi display management, period. And the reality is I already bought a license for SwitchresX that I used in Monterey with mixed success, because that program, or any other, can't do **** about a piece of crap code that reports the display situation to it.
But i haven't installed it after I wiped my internal drive and installed Ventura, because I want to make Apple fix this crap, because nobody should pay over $5,000 for a computer and have to do this crap several times a day, period.
So I’ve had a similar issue with HP monitors that tend to not share any identifying information about the monitors and the Mac gets confused. My solution was using one display connected to thunderbolt 3 and the other to HDMI and the Mac never had an issue identifying the main monitor correctly after that.
Definitely happens with Apple displays - I experienced it with my ASDs. Seems fixed now for me (now three ASDs) - hasn't happened in months.So we are not sure if this happens with Apple Displays?
I wonder what all of our problems have in common...
I am running the same exact monitors bought at the same time. ASUS ROG Strix 43"
One monitor at 144hz on Displayport and other is only 60hz since HDMI wont get any higher
I run them in extended mode, Not mirror mode.
I feel like this could be a simple fix? There has to be thousands of people running 2 displays on a Studio and nobody is complaining about it? You would think this issue would be posted all over the internet.
I feel you. I have tons of bug reports open myself, some of them without attention for several years. Still, bugging them is the best way to get attention. The more people file a report, the more likely it is they will finally react.I submitted feedback about this multiple times, doesn't do squat.
Do you have to press a command or does the app sense when the screen is woken up?I have an update on my display settings. I uninstalled SwitchresX and installed Cordless Dog’s ‘Stay’ and after using it for a couple of days it works much better. There is the odd window that fails but better one window than many!
Do you have to press a command or does the app sense when the screen is woken up?
When I get home I’ll share it here.You can assign a hotkey (or up to 8 hotkeys) if you wish and yes it works when the Mac wakes up. A dialogue box briefly appears after it's been done. Would be good to see that script.
As promised, here's the scripts.You can assign a hotkey (or up to 8 hotkeys) if you wish and yes it works when the Mac wakes up. A dialogue box briefly appears after it's been done. Would be good to see that script.
tell application "Finder" to get the bounds of front window
try
tell application "Finder"
if exists front window then
set the bounds of the front window to {736, 324, 1825, 1057}
end if
end tell
if application "Safari" is running then tell application "Safari" to set the bounds of front window to {320, 118, 2240, 1262}
if application "Messages" is running then tell application "Messages" to set the bounds of the front window to {514, 570, 1325, 1252}
if application "Music" is running then tell application "Music" to set the bounds of the front window to {518, 216, 2043, 1164}
if application "Mail" is running then tell application "Mail" to set the bounds of the front window to {433, 179, 2127, 1202}
end try
I shouldn't have to spend $16 for a piece of software to control my displays. Uggh. It's less than the cost of a good cable.
My issue is just a single display where the windows won’t go back to where I had them after a display power cycle.This is literally basic computer functionality ever since multi-display has been a thing. It's not about the cost at all, this should be the last thing users need to worry about.
Great solution! Why didn't I think of that before. How dumb of me!just sell the Samsungs and buy a couple ASDs or XDRs. Easy.
This is not just in the Mac Studio. The computer I was loaned for work is a 2021 Macbook Pro M1 Max and has the same problem. And that's a $4,000 machine. Hell, even if it was the most basic, smallest Macbook, this shouldn't happen. Apple has one of the best brand recognitions of any company in the world, why drag it through the mud like this?I feel like this could be a simple fix? There has to be thousands of people running 2 displays on a Studio and nobody is complaining about it? You would think this issue would be posted all over the internet.
Sorry, apparently I'm not getting notifications for this thread anymore. Is this a script for the display problem or something else?Then to assign a keyboard shortcut to it, make a Shortcut or Automator service menu action and assign it a keyboard command.
That's it! Enjoy!
Nice, but does this do anything for the dual display chaos, or is it just to keep windows arranged to the setup you want?As promised, here's the scripts.
First you need to write a script that figures out your current preferred window position. Adjust it based on which app you want to get the settings for.
Code:tell application "Finder" to get the bounds of front window
Then, for the actual script, copy the results from the first script into this script. Obviously change it to use the apps and window settings that you prefer.
Code:try tell application "Finder" if exists front window then set the bounds of the front window to {736, 324, 1825, 1057} end if end tell if application "Safari" is running then tell application "Safari" to set the bounds of front window to {320, 118, 2240, 1262} if application "Messages" is running then tell application "Messages" to set the bounds of the front window to {514, 570, 1325, 1252} if application "Music" is running then tell application "Music" to set the bounds of the front window to {518, 216, 2043, 1164} if application "Mail" is running then tell application "Mail" to set the bounds of the front window to {433, 179, 2127, 1202} end try
Then to assign a keyboard shortcut to it, make a Shortcut or Automator service menu action and assign it a keyboard command.
That's it! Enjoy!