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In MacOS "Command + F1" can be used to mirror the extended display to the primary display but there isn't an option that would allow for us to do the opposite. Please add a keyboard shortcut or Shortcuts intent that would allow for the primary display to be mirrored to the attached display.
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Meanwhile there is a CLI command for that, you can easily use this in Shortcuts with betterdisplaycli. Simply add a "Run Shell Script" intent (available under Scripting) and use the mirror command.
Some examples on how to configure mirroring:
Mirrors myDisplay to myDisplay2
betterdisplaycli set -namelike=myDisplay -mirror=on -targetnamelike=myDisplay2
Mirrors myDisplay to myDisplay2 and myDisplay3
betterdisplaycli set -namelike=myDisplay -mirror=on -targetnamelike=myDisplay2,myDisplay3
Turn mirroring off
betterdisplaycli set -namelike=myDisplay -mirror=on -targetnamelike=myDisplay2
Gets mirror state (on or off)
betterdisplaycli get -namelike=myDisplay -mirror
If you want to mirror the primary display, you can use
In MacOS "Command + F1" can be used to mirror the extended display to the primary display but there isn't an option that would allow for us to do the opposite. Please add a keyboard shortcut or Shortcuts intent that would allow for the primary display to be mirrored to the attached display.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: