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That is not true. Mac OS absolutely has the ability to do this, but it has to be done on the command line because the gui is shallow. Sometimes I would like t
by pfisch 14y ago
That is not true. Mac OS absolutely has the ability to do this, but it has to be done on the command line because the gui is shallow.
Sometimes I would like to disable the monitor to improve performance, sometimes I just don't want windows to hide on the laptop screen. Sometimes I want to output video to my tv and not have the laptop screen on. It really doesn't matter.
This is not a "glitch" because the feature exists. It is just a shallow UI.