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The Unix shell which was the default shell in macOS until 10.15
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How to get (logical) screen size from a shell script?
However, the command
tell application "System Events" to get the size of every window of every process
(which I execute from my bash script using osascript) apparently does NOT return window sizes in … So, the question is: how can I determine the screen size of a Mac from my bash script in the same units like the tell application ... uses? …
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How to get (logical) screen size from a shell script?
You can get the screen size with this command
fullscreen_size=$( osascript -e 'tell application "Finder" to get bounds of window of desktop' )
in the same units as tell application "System Events" …
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