Just in case you are using an #iPad as your work horse and connect to a computer using a #RemoteDesktop. Here are helpful custom screen #resolutions to make the iPad feel like native.
I am using #SwitchResX. The 21:9 is an ultra wide 4k monitor I sometimes use as external screen, the 13:9 is the new iPad Pro 11", the 10:7 is the older iPad Pro 11". The ultra high resolutions are just there to support #HiDPI resolutions which make the image look crisp!
When live coding on a Mac, don’t just mirror your screen as no one will be able to see what you’re doing. Use, e.g., SwitchResX to mirror your screen at a larger retina resolution (1280×720 works if presenting on a 1920×1080 projector).
That way, you shouldn’t have to alter the text size in your terminal, browser, etc., and the audience will still be able to read your screen. Also goes for live streams, etc.
@thomasfuchs Also #Apple basically bans shit for no good reasons, like #SwitchResX being banned because it allows people to set resolution and UI scaling...
Yet people still defend the #RentSeeking by #Apple.and #Google and all #TimSweeney wanted is getting #DMA-style rules that only benefit big companies like his...
@snazzyq don't eat up #Apple's #propaganda without questioning it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shxTTon5lfs
If they intended it to be #open and/or #secure they would've designed it that way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r38Epj6ldKU
But they don't - and like with Hardware they believe it's either "their way or the highway"...
Or why else are tools like #SwitchResX not allowed in the #MacAppStore?
I simply can't stress what a useful tool #SwitchResX is. I work hybrid on #iPad and often remotely on a #MacMini and either the external display has a different resolution than I have at home or I work directly at on the iPad. Painless switching of even strange resolutions like 1592x1112 (which the best HiDPI resolution for the 11” iPad Pro) makes working so much better.
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