i can understand why this would be a useful option, especially for people who keep their mac menu bar as clean as possible. having the DisplayLink Manager running in the background while being able to hide its icon would make the setup feel less intrusive. it would be even better if the settings could still be accessed easily through the main application window. i also came across https://the-chicken-road-hu.com/app while browsing other tech discussions
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i can understand why this would be a useful option, especially for people who keep their mac menu bar as clean as possible. having the DisplayLink Manager running in the background while being able to hide its icon would make the setup feel less intrusive. it would be even better if the settings could still be accessed easily through the main application window. i also came across https://the-chicken-road-hu.com/app while browsing other tech discussions