Closed newgoliath closed 6 years ago
This is due to a lack of clarity in OSX in some places about which monitor is which. I have some possible ideas for a fix, I'll look into it later today and get back to you with a possible fix.
It doesn't actually reset the desktop names, it most likely just uses the named desktops for the spaces on the wrong monitor.
@dado3212 @newgoliath I'm having the exact same problem and I can confirm that it's like @dado3212 says, the space names are correct - but they're on the wrong monitor.
I think multi monitor support may be one of the reasons that this isn't included in Mac OS X... It's not completely obvious what to do with spaces and space names as you disconnect and reconnect displays.
Restart spacesRenamer
then do killall Dock
and things are back to normal.
It 100% could be included in actual OSX. It's just my approach is unbelievably hacky, and involves just finding the text layer where it's rendered, and changing that name, as opposed to changing it in whatever model it's actually referred to as.
I pushed an update (v1.4.0), can you let me know if that clears up your problem?
Marking as solved.
Works great! Thanks!
Plugging in a Display-Port Display cable resets Desktop Names to default names, i.e.
desktop-1
, etc. Configured names remain in spaces-renamer app.Naming DP desktops with spaces-renamer app renames them on the laptop display, not the DP.
Removing DP cable returns laptop-display desktop names to what was set already in spaces-renamer.
To make it work with DP plugged in: