#BETTERDUMMY MAC MAC#
Mac products equipped with M1 do not enable a mode called HiDPI that displays the resolution properly, so there is a problem that when the image is output to a specific monitor, it is not displayed at the correct resolution. This is why your external monitor looks awful on an M1 Mac
#BETTERDUMMY MAC SOFTWARE#
GitHub -waydabber / BetterDummy: Software Dummy Display Adapter for Apple Silicon / Intel Macs to Have Custom HiDPI Resolutions. 'BetterDummy ' is software that solves this problem using a virtual display. It has been reported that products such as the ' MacBook Air ' equipped with the SoC 'M1 ' announced by Apple in November 2020 do not output at the appropriate resolution when outputting video to a specific monitor. (Also, my apologies for spamming this issue! Don't keep it open on my account since my issue is not related to BetterDummy.)17:00:00 Software 'Better Dummy' that solves the problem that the external display is blurred on Mac with M1 chip Tccd REPLY: (0) function=TCCAccessRequest, msgID=24626.1 Tccd AUTHREQ_RESULT: msgID=24626.1, authValue=1, authReason=5, authVersion=1, error=(null), Tccd Platform binary prompting is 'Deny' because: is Platform Binary
#BETTERDUMMY MAC CODE#
Tccd -: static code for: identifier, type: 0: 0x127fd3d20 at /System/Library/CoreServices/UserNotificationCenter.app Tccd Prompting for access to indirect object Finder by iTerm Tccd target_executable_path_URL: file:///Applications/iTerm.app/Contents/MacOS/iTerm2 Tccd -: static code for: identifier, type: 0: 0x14063ee90 at /System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app Tccd REQUEST: tccd_uid=501, sender_pid=617, sender_uid=501, sender_auid=501, function=TCCAccessRequestIndirect, msgID=617.11 Tccd REPLY: (0) function=TCCCreateDesignatedRequirementIdentityFromAuditTokenForService, msgID=509.274įinder TCCAccessRequestIndirect: TCCAccessRequestIndirect with pid 617: target_identity: įinder TCCAccessRequestIndirect_block_invoke: setting up keysįinder TCCAccessRequestIndirect_block_invoke: vproc_swap_stringįinder TCCAccessRequestIndirect_block_invoke: preparing xpc messageįinder TCCAccessRequestIndirect_block_invoke: requesting access Tccd REQUEST: tccd_uid=0, sender_pid=509, sender_uid=55, sender_auid=-1, function=TCCCreateDesignatedRequirementIdentityFromAuditTokenForService, msgID=509.274 Tccd REPLY: (0) function=TCCAccessRequest, msgID=372.544 TccdĚUTHREQ_RESULT: msgID=372.544, authValue=1, authReason=5, authVersion=1, error=(null), Tccd accessing process has .allow-prompting entitlement When this happens, the backgrounds of BOTH my displays (the built-in laptop one and the Dell/dummy one) are affected, as is right-clicking on either/both.īeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
#BETTERDUMMY MAC PRO#
I'm running macOS 12.4 (21F79) on a 14" M1 Max MacBook Pro I have a Dell U4021QW display attached via Thunderbolt, and then a dummy 64:27 (7168x3024) display that's mirrored onto the U4021QW.
If I quit BetterDummy, everything is restored properly (the background, and the right-click ability) re-launching BetterDummy then is fine, until the next time I run an installer. pkg installers on macOS), when it hits the step where I have to authenticate to allow the software to install, my desktop backgrounds instantly revert to the default macOS one, and I lose the ability to right-click on the desktop. This is a weird one - after updating to BetterDummy 1.1.24 build 6909, I now have a reproducible issue where, whenever I run an installer for any software (the standard. Reported in a separate issue the following.
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