The posting links to the blog post about the tool, but if you click on Mac Monitor at the bottom of the page under Products and Solutions it takes you to the actual page for the tool and that page has the big red download button everyone is talking about..
Same. I was looking for an affordable 5k 32" monitor that can actually do 2X scaling properly. A neat tool, but not what "Mac Monitor" brings to mind for me.
What do you mean by this? If you're looking for clean pixel doubling/nearest neighbour scaling AMD, NVidia and Intel all support it on the GPU now with driver settings on Windows, but sadly I don't know of any monitors that will do it and I'm not sure what driver support is like on mac.
With usable screen space. Pixel doubling on a 4k 32” display leaves you with just 1080p effective resolution. Everything is way too big. It would be fine at 24”, but it’s not useful at 32”. At 32” I want 1440p at least.
Initially the blog post mentions all kind of analysis that can be done including performance but later on it is mostly about security/threat analysis. Can I use this to find why my programs have such different execution times on two different machines with practically the same hardware? One is stock macOS the other corporate managed.
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Also: `brew install --cask red-canary-mac-monitor`
The github at least is linked at the articles end and has this:
https://github.com/redcanaryco/mac-monitor/releases
What do you mean by this? If you're looking for clean pixel doubling/nearest neighbour scaling AMD, NVidia and Intel all support it on the GPU now with driver settings on Windows, but sadly I don't know of any monitors that will do it and I'm not sure what driver support is like on mac.
Is there a mac equivalent to process explorer?
(It's been ages since I used Process Explorer so I'm just going off memory.)
https://github.com/redcanaryco/mac-monitor