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I will create a new release within some days. Not sure when I will have time and interest to add custom resolutions. Would it be enough if one could add custom resolutions using a configuration file or something like that? Handling that would be easier than coding a UI just for it.
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Yeah it's missing quite a few historically common resolutions; adding to or editing the list of resolutions would be invaluable.
I was looking for 1680x1050 (WSXGA+) - this was the resolution for 20" Cinema Display and 20" iMac (mid 2007 aka iMac7,1).
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I was looking for 1680x1050 (WSXGA+) - this was the resolution for 20" Cinema Display and 20" iMac (mid 2007 aka iMac7,1).
Adding that is so trivial that I feel I can just ask you to submit a patch;)
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Patch done: #7 Hadn't looked to see how easy it was, so thanks for the tip :-)
But that doesn't eliminate the need to either add a custom resolution, or ability to edit the list of resolutions. Creating a PR, waiting for merge and release - sure, it gets the job done eventually, but efficient? :-/
Suggestion: maybe if there was something like a resolutions.txt file that was read on startup? Put the file in App Support; create a default file if it doesn't exist or isn't a correctly parseable list of resolutions. [Instead of hard-coding the list of resolutions to support, the default list is bundled as an asset and copied to App Support if there's a problem reading the file there.]
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add custom resolutions using a configuration file
Sure, that's what I was trying to propose (obviously not well!) with the "resolutions.txt" (or "resolutions.conf" or whatever) idea. Any user can simply define new resolutions by editing an existing text-based config file. [If the file doesn't exist, a default config file (included in the app bundle) is copied to the expected location. This should also happen if the config file is unreadable for some reason.]
No additional UI required, except maybe a UI option to "Reset config file to default values". Most (if not all) people wanting to use this app aren't going to be shy of editing a config file.
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Ah sorry, I read something and forget it immediately, it seems. Will implement this perhaps next weekend.
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It would be better if end user can enter custom resolution directly. Thanks!!
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Related Issues (13)
- It works on macOS 11 HOT 4
- [Feature Request] A way to make FluffyDisplay start on boot/startup and automatically make a virtual display without user interaction HOT 1
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- prevent virtual display from becoming the main display
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