OS X 10.11.4
MBP 13" 2015
By default it is not possible to rotate the internal screen.
But when you hold the "secret" shortcut CMD+ALT before you choose "Displays" in the system preferences, you get the option to rotate.
But:
Is there any workaround to rotate the internal display without the show stopping effects I described above?
The best would be, when the display would rotate automatically by detection of a position sensor.
Thanks for your help.
MBP 13" 2015
By default it is not possible to rotate the internal screen.
But when you hold the "secret" shortcut CMD+ALT before you choose "Displays" in the system preferences, you get the option to rotate.
But:
- After that action you get a black screen. You have to reboot. Than the screen is rotated.
- You get another resolution: 1600x2560. You can't change it. For my eyes that resolution is to small.
Is there any workaround to rotate the internal display without the show stopping effects I described above?
The best would be, when the display would rotate automatically by detection of a position sensor.
Thanks for your help.