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Actually for those on the Mac, OS X will do the same thing. It tries to at least (not 100% reliable).
by mwfunk 11y ago
Actually for those on the Mac, OS X will do the same thing. It tries to at least (not 100% reliable).
- mikeokner 11y ago"xoutputd is a daemon that monitors the connection state of outputs and then executes commands based on defined rules." I'm not aware of anything built in to OS X that allows you to execute scripts to perform custom actions when displays are connected/disconnected. OS X just tries to replicate the last layout you had. * Plugged into your desk monitor? You can have Slate hide Steam and put MacVim & iTerm side by side. * Plugged into your TV? You can have Slate run a script to make sure your Plex server is up and then full-screen your browser. * Etc.