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That’s intentional. What you’re actually getting is this: ┌─────┐ │ A1 │ ├─────┤ ┌─┐ │ A2 │ │B│ └─────┘ └─┘ It’s the same as if you were
by zenexer 5y ago
That’s intentional. What you’re actually getting is this:
┌─────┐
│ A1 │
├─────┤ ┌─┐
│ A2 │ │B│
└─────┘ └─┘
It’s the same as if you were to have an actual third monitor. You can reposition B in the Display settings so it looks like this:
┌─────┐
│ A1 │ ┌─┐
├─────┤ │B│
│ A2 │ └─┘
└─────┘
That arrangement had been working for me, but I have to manually configure it. However, that’s no different from when I plug in a monitor with a mismatched resolution or DPI. It’s even the same as Sidecar.
That being said, it’s been far from reliable, and Universal Control is both very late and very much unfinished. I’ve been experiencing different issues from the ones you mentioned, but they’ve been issues nonetheless.
- newaccount74 5y ago> That arrangement had been working for me Well, it has not been working for me. And I've tried rearranging the displays. I'm not stupid. I had a similar setup with a single Mac before, and it worked fine. The layout looks correct in System preferences. When moving the mouse between A2 and B, the cursor comes out in the right position. I just can't move from B to A1. (A detail I omitted for brevity: I can move the mouse from A1 to B, but then the cursor jumps down as if it was coming from A2.) It's definitely a bug, it's not intentional.