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I use a Huawei Windows11 laptop connected to two external displays. On that machine, retrieving all displays yields incorrect display names with unexpected prefix characters. However, running the same code on my M1 MacBook Pro with the same external displays retrieves the correct display names.
final displays = await screenRetriever.getAllDisplays();
debugPrint('displays : ${displays.map((e) => e.name)}');
on Windows : flutter: displays : (\\.\DISPLAY1, \\.\DISPLAY2, \\.\DISPLAY3)
on Mac : flutter: displays : (Built-in Retina Display, 27UF10, U32N3G6R3B)
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I use a Huawei Windows11 laptop connected to two external displays. On that machine, retrieving all displays yields incorrect display names with unexpected prefix characters. However, running the same code on my M1 MacBook Pro with the same external displays retrieves the correct display names.
on Windows :
flutter: displays : (\\.\DISPLAY1, \\.\DISPLAY2, \\.\DISPLAY3)
on Mac :
flutter: displays : (Built-in Retina Display, 27UF10, U32N3G6R3B)
FYI:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: