If you try the following Emacs 30.1 NS build and it works for you, I think I know which one-liner patch might need to be applied to make this work. I don't have more than one monitor so I can't easily test this on my own. If I submit a patch for this, would you be able to build from master? I could try to use my iPad as an external monitor, I suppose but not sure if that will work. https://github.com/jimeh/emacs-builds/releases/tag/Emacs-30.1 On Sun, Mar 2, 2025 at 4:00 PM Ruiyang Wu wrote: > Hi, > > I am using the official NS port Emacs 30.1 on a MacBook (macOS Sequoia) > with an external monitor. The output of `display-monitor-attributes-list` > is as follows: > > (((geometry 0 0 1512 982) (workarea 0 38 1512 944) (mm-size 301 195) > (frames) (source . "NS")) ((geometry 1512 -517 1600 900 (workarea 1512 -517 > 1600 875) (mm-size 549 311) (frames #) (source > . "NS"))) > > It fails to recognize my monitors. Furthermore, when I run `M-x > make-frame-on-monitor`, no candidate is provided. > > > However, if I use `emacs-mac` from > https://bitbucket.org/mituharu/emacs-mac/src/master/, the monitors can be > correctly recognized. `display-monitor-attributes-list` prints > > (((geometry 0 0 1512 982) (workarea 0 38 1512 944) (mm-size 301 196) > (frames) (name . "Built-in Retina Display") (backing-scale-factor . 2)) > ((geometry 1512 -517 1600 900) (workarea 1512 -492 1600 875) (mm-size 549 > 311) (frames #) > (name . "DELL U2515H") (backing-scale-factor . 2))) > > And I can also use `make-frame-on-monitor` to create new frames without > issue. > > > Is it possible to have the aforementioned behavior from `emacs-mac` in > the official NS port? That would greatly improve my workflow. Thank you > very much! > > > Best, > Ruiyang > >