Dock Settings Mac OS X
Complete details on this can be found right here. I'm back in the home office but the setup has changed since I last used it (which worked perfectly).Here’s how to reset your Mac OS X Dock to its default settings and app layout in a few easy steps. I use a Dell D6000 Dock to connect my 2018 MacBook Pro (and when WFH in lockdowns my work Mac Mini).
One of the more helpful feature changes with multi-display support is the ability to access the Dock on any of the connected screens to a Mac through the use of a simple onscreen motion. As you add shortcuts to the Dock it can become difficult to see all of the icons, especially if you have low vision.Newer versions of Mac OS brought significant improvements to multi-display support for Mac users who have their computer connected to an external screen or two. All you need to do is whack 1 slider up to set an appropriate display scale and you're done.Making the Dock Easier to See Vision 4All Tech Ease: The Dock includes shortcuts to the applications and folders on your computer. I bought a new 1440p 165Hz beast of a gaming monitor, I've been using it on windows since November with absolutely no issues.
I've had a look into both RDM & SwitchResX but don't really understand what I'm doing. Restore the Dock to it's original state when OS X was first installed.SUBSCRIBE For More Videos Li.The Display menu is confusing in my opinion because it displays different scaling options for retina & non retina displays:Non Retina (This is my actual display settings for the monitor in questionI would like to run the display so that the screen scaling matches 1080p, but I want the image to be at the full resolution of my monitor, 1440p. The side monitors on windows look blurry, when compared to the main and I paid alot of money for my new monitor and I'm very happy with it, so I want to run it at full whack.How To Reset The Dock in OS X To Default Factory Settings. If I set the display to 1080p the strain goes but the quality of the image is worse than my side monitors. I've been getting eye strain this week when my main monitor is set to 1440p, its really bad.
DilemaI really can't live with the OS GUI scale of native 1440p on macOS. If I add a custom resolution it just marks it as invalid, even if I use the preset provided by the program. SwitchResXI've played about with custom resolutions but can't get it to send a 2560x1400 60Hz signal scaled to 1920x1080. The screen changes and displays a really high quality image with the OS GUI scaled and at a much less eye taxing size. If I select 1280x800 (16:10 so an incorrect aspect). I get the usual options that are available in display and very few "Retina" options.If I try to select 1280x720, nothing happens at all.
My dock supports up to 3 4K displays so again I don't think there are any physical limitations in the way. I tested the specific cable with my windows machine and was able to run the panel at 1440p + 165Hz so bandwidth is likely not an issue. 😔I tried things like following this gist to set the screen to 2560x1080, even turning SIP off (which seems scary to me).Would these issues be caused by my use of the Dell D6000 Dock? I'm connecting it to my mac via Thunderbolt USB C & I use the provided HDMI 2.0 cable to connect the dock to the monitor. I'm planning an upgrade of my side monitors to 1440p as-well so I really need to crack this issue before I go and triple my problem.
Their iOS accessibility is top notch, but their mac accessibility looks to be garbage if this experience is anything to go by! and I'm not alone!For now I'm running the monitor at 1080p, everything looks blurry but at least I'm not going blind.
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