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Given you italicised both common and edge cases I presume you're expecting the following; You're use of edge cases is non intuitive; If you mean the points in
by iechoz6H 5y ago
Given you italicised both common and edge cases I presume you're expecting the following;
You're use of edge cases is non intuitive; If you mean the points in your FAQ are common for the rare setups they effect then perhaps it works. If the effected set ups themselves are common then the issues are not edge cases.
Edge cases by definition are extreme and thus not normal and thus not common.
- alin23 5y agoIt’s a bit confusing, I know. In my view, there are tens of thousands of ways you can arrange your monitor setup. Given the factors: monitor cable hub/dock/adapter/dongle monitor port maybe KVM Mac device port Mac GPU Mac CPU architecture monitor firmware Mac firmware and drivers There are way too many different types of setups. But most of them work, that’s why I think the ones that don’t work are edge cases. But I also view them as common because the users that stumble upon those edge cases tend to also complain about them. They’re not common as in, the app only works for <50% of the users. They’re common as in, I get a ton of email from those 2% of users and I have to respond with the same info every time. So I’d rather have an FAQ where I can direct them to avoid repeating myself.