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I dunno what you're whining about, I've had multi monitor setups on several mac laptops and they've always worked fine. Same on my desktop. Same on my work desk
by WWLink 9y ago
I dunno what you're whining about, I've had multi monitor setups on several mac laptops and they've always worked fine. Same on my desktop. Same on my work desktop. It's almost always more reliable than doing it on Windows.
- codezero 9y agoDitto as I commented above, but I’ve heard these reports from lots of technical and smart people leading me to believe there’s a real reason. As others above have mentioned it sounds like laziness on the part of peripheral vendors, but it’s a bit surprising Apple doesn’t have a workaround that makes this not crop up.
- wolrah 9y ago> it’s a bit surprising Apple doesn’t have a workaround that makes this not crop up. If the problem is in fact lazy device manufacturers botching the identification data then I'm not sure how a third party could effectively work around the issue. If I make two devices that report identical ID information there's no practical way for the OS to tell them apart.