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I'm using Usb-C to DisplayPort cable and native resolution 3440x1440 looks too bad...
image is crisp in comparsion with Windows 11 on the same monitor
https://monosnap.com/file/nvFvXSevMs64idO1bK6zq1362LSZ9c
1720x720 HiDPI is making image much better, but UI is too large in this case
how can I get something between 3440x1440 and 1720x720
Want to see solutions from another owners of 3440x1440 monitors
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I know you may say "kill the unnecessary pages", but in my case having that many pages is really helpful. However, my MacBook pro would turn really slow navigating pages. What should I do? I thought by having M1 chip and 16GB RAM would allow me to open pages but I guess I was wrong.
Again, I know I am newbie, so, sorry if this is dumb question.
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I have a problem with VMware and MacOS (guest):
MacOS has good performance (3MB graphics vram) but only default screen resolution of 1024x768
When I install VMware tools it shows 128 MB graphics vram and the screen resolution is changed when scaled. BUT: The performance is really bad (non reactive,...)
Is there any way to increase/set the screen resolution to 1920x1080 without using VMware tools?
I am using VMware Workstation 17 Player
Edit: I solved it by disabling Hyper-V
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I've been building a robot for about a month now, and I always find it irritating to unplug my keyboard, mouse, plug it into the pi, and then switch the monitor to it. Is there any way to display a second HDMI input on windows? Like anydesk, but instead of opening someone else's screen, maybe it can open a second input?
You could use VNC Viewer. You could also get an HDMI switch. There are also monitors with multiple inputs.
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I am trying to create apps, but obviously you can't on windows. I have searched on youtube so many times and I just need a solution. I tried Yosimite on VMware and it told me the virtual CPU would not work. (Also I have access to a mac if needed for install procedure). Thank you!
You can't without running into illegal content like Hackintosh
Please note that Apple allows the use of Mac OS X only on its own devices
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We recently purchased a Chromecast to cast to our old (but very good) computer monitor as a substitute TV. Unfortunately, the monitor doesn't support HDCP, so the Chromecast OS refuses to display anything. Is there anything we can do in software (I hear root can be achieved) to disable this requirement?
There is no official way of doing that; if you consider the reason behind the HDCP requirement, you'll realize that Google will not enable any means to disable that.