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This doesn’t seem to just be for the Mac Studio.
by mattl 3y ago
This doesn’t seem to just be for the Mac Studio.
- Someone 3y agoI think the non-capitalized ‘s’ isn’t a typo. They mean studios using Macs, not people using Mac Studios. FTA: “DynaMouse allows you to assign a specific display to a dedicated mouse device (including the built-in mac trackpads) so that when you have multiple screens in a studio-like/complex workstation setup (and far apart from each other), you don't have to drag your mouse over to the other screen.”
- kobieps 3y agoThank you, I should have been more descriptive!
- Hamuko 3y agoYeah, as an owner of a Mac Studio with a work MacBook Pro on the side, I was confused as to why my Mac Studio specifically would need mouse drivers. Should've spotted that it was a lowercase S. Personally, I would've probably tried to avoid confusion by wording it a bit differently (like "Mac-based studios" or "Mac-using studios") knowing that there is a product called "Mac Studio".
- OJFord 3y agoMaybe they didn't know there was a product called 'Mac Studio'? I didn't. (Seems to be a cross between the Mac Mini & Pro? Pretty sure used to be just the high-end Mini, not differently named. Or low-end Pro, I seem to remember they suddenly made the Pro a lot more expensive a few years ago.)
- kobieps 3y agoI was playing with words (under the assumption that anyone interested would know what a Mac Studio is, and that this problem regularly comes up in a studio setting where your displays can be far apart.