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Aggressive disconnect - option to auto-disconnect a display upon detection (or restore disconnect state upon app startup) #1846
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Fully agree on that one, I use a dual monitor setup and I've plugged both in a way I can use Mac and PC on one or extend the other when I don't need one of them. But each time the Mac goes into sleep, when it wakes up, it re-enables by default both monitor, which is not what I'd like to see. Many thanks in advance ! |
@sgrienen - for turning off a connecting display on wake you can try this: ![]() |
Hey, thanks for answering so quickly @waydabber ! It seems to be working, I'll
continue testing in the coming days, but it does really look promising !
Thanks again !
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… @sgrienen <https://github.com/sgrienen> - for turning off a connecting
display on wake you can try this:
[image: Screenshot 2023-09-07 at 19 56 31]
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I'll add a per display option to keep a display disconnected (disconnect instantly upon detecting it) until the user manually connects it. This should also solve issues for displays that seem to connect/disconnect multiple times during wake breaking the "disconnect reconnected displays upon wake" option. |
Fantastic ! Now the next challenge for me is to find an option allowing me
to switch automatically to the right input when I disconnect my PC from the
USB-C, so when I enable the secondary display on the Mac using
BetterDisplay, it switches to DisplayPort. I thought the screen would be
clever enough to do that automatically when no source can be found anymore,
but it seems it doesn't... Is there any option via DDC I could use for that
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Many many thanks !
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… I'll add a per display option to keep a display disconnected (disconnect
instantly upon detecting it) until the user manually connects it. This
should also solve issues for displays that seem to connect/disconnect
multiple times during wake breaking the "disconnect reconnected displays
upon wake" option.
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@sgrienen - not that I know of. You can try assigning a keyboard shortcut to DDC inputs and see if it works. I plan to add DDC control features to macOS Shortcuts later - with that you could incorporate commands to any custom workflow you create. |
Discussed in #1845
Originally posted by miranda May 20, 2023
Hi, I have BetterDisplay Pro and I was hoping it could be configured to remember a display as disabled at startup. I have unchecked "Auto-connect all displays on startup" but it doesn't seem to have an effect... MacOS (Ventura) insists on reconnecting all displays every time. For now all I can do is set the unwanted display to mirror mode, but I'd rather be able to permanently disable it. Maybe this seems like a weird request but I only want to use this displayport output when I dual boot into Linux.
Thanks!
For this an option would be needed to auto-disable a display on initial detection.
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