A Cmd-F1 Key Emulator for Your MacBook

Slideshows are great to show off your product, or maybe even shared memories, but it seems like they never work quite correctly. If you’re…

Hackster Staff
7 years ago

Slideshows are great to show off your product, or maybe even shared memories, but it seems like they never work quite correctly. If you’re a spectator, don’t be that person yelling “Alt-Enter” or “Cmd-F1,” but if you’re the presenter, keep things under control with this clever little screen mirroring project from digital artist and speaker Seb Lee-Delisle.

The device switches screen mirroring modes with the press of a button, using an Adafruit Trinket to emulate the “Cmd-F1” mirroring command that is missing on some MacBooks.

Physically, the build is ingenious in its simplicity, with a button soldered directly onto the tiny board, making for a very portable hardware device. Of course, there is a workaround with TouchBar-enabled MacBooks, but that’s not nearly as fun!

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