macdisp is a Rust implementation of displayplacer with enhanced features. Configure macOS display settings from the command line, including resolution, refresh rate, position, rotation, and mirroring. Includes JSON output for scripting and MacBook Pro notch management. Uses DisplayServices private framework when available, with automatic fallback to CoreGraphics.
macdisp is a Rust implementation of displayplacer with enhanced features. Configure macOS display settings from the command line, including resolution, refresh rate, position, rotation, and mirroring. Includes JSON output for scripting and MacBook Pro notch management. Uses DisplayServices private framework when available, with automatic fallback to CoreGraphics.
To install macdisp, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install macdisp
To see what files were installed by macdisp, run:
port contents macdisp
To later upgrade macdisp, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade macdisp
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