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Mac Team
Join Date: Feb 2009
Posts: 606
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Thank you rsmercer
We believe performance with the 2.6 beta 2 and latest Sierra beta to be still slightly worse than El Capitan but we're talking few percentage points, probably due to extra logging in the OS to be removed by release time. There are some significant issues left in Sierra though, especially on the latest platforms. I plan to create a Sierra specific FAQ on support.displaylink.com to address them. So far what we've seen is: - Internal screen blank at login with password which USB screen connected - Incomplete rendering for Safari windows and Apple Store - Corruption on app window while moving it from internal to USB screen - Some apps are corrupted in top left corner while on USB screen Has anybody noticed any other new issue in Sierra? Kind regards, Carlo |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2016
Posts: 3
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Installed Sierra GM and DisplayLink 2.6 Beta 75598 from Sept 19. Still unusable for me. Safari windows corrupted in same way as my last message, and I'm still crashing to login screen when activating Mission Control or changing spaces. Since I use Safari windows on my DL screens constantly and switch spaces and/or activate Mission Control dozens of times a day, that means I can't upgrade to Sierra. If the new MBP that will hopefully be announced soon can drive three external screens I guess it will be time to upgrade. I'm getting really tired of the chaos that happens with DL screens with each new macOS release.
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Junior Member
Join Date: Sep 2016
Posts: 1
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2016
Posts: 13
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I'm now running at about 30 frames per second I would guess which is alright for standard operations. Fantastic work, DisplayLink! |
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