That feature request makes total sense. Having to manually readjust scaling, window layouts, and color modes every single time you dock or undock a DisplayLink setup gets tedious fast, especially when jumping between different workstation environments.
Automating those repetitive workspace adjustments—whether it's display settings or managing multi-app pipelines—saves a massive amount of friction. It's kind of like how setting up proper workflow automation (https://latenode.com/blog/workflow-automation) handles all the tedious background syncing and data routing so you don't have to manually trigger things every time your setup changes.
Being able to save distinct presets for office vs. travel would definitely make multi-monitor workflows much smoother. Hopefully, the developers pick this up!
Lana Kafiro
That feature request makes total sense. Having to manually readjust scaling, window layouts, and color modes every single time you dock or undock a DisplayLink setup gets tedious fast, especially when jumping between different workstation environments.
Automating those repetitive workspace adjustments—whether it's display settings or managing multi-app pipelines—saves a massive amount of friction. It's kind of like how setting up proper workflow automation (https://latenode.com/blog/workflow-automation) handles all the tedious background syncing and data routing so you don't have to manually trigger things every time your setup changes.
Being able to save distinct presets for office vs. travel would definitely make multi-monitor workflows much smoother. Hopefully, the developers pick this up!