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My current MacBook Air M3 only support having 2 external monitors with the lid closed. Would it be possible to just disable the macbook monitor to use 2 external monitors, but with the lid opened? |
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No, the lid must be closed so the internal display is fully disconnected and its framebuffer port can be repurposed for an external display. When the display is available in a soft-off state (what the app does), its resources are still dedicated to the built-in display (so it could be waken up). |
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i did suggest you give a try displayplacer. it is a cli that mid hard off state. tho if you on the 26.4 might become even harder to on |
No, the lid must be closed so the internal display is fully disconnected and its framebuffer port can be repurposed for an external display. When the display is available in a soft-off state (what the app does), its resources are still dedicated to the built-in display (so it could be waken up).