Previously, Mac-to-Mac Mode only worked over Luna’s wireless connection. ![]() Now with Luna Display 4.5, the software supports wired connections over Ethernet or Thunderbolt just like Target Display Mode did. We previously highlighted Astropad’s Luna Display and its Mac to Mac mode as a great workaround to get the functionality of Target Display Mode but until today, it only worked over a wireless connection. It allowed the use of a Mac as an external display, powered by another Mac. While Luna Display has offered a wireless alternative that works with all Macs for some time, a new update today essentially brings back Target Display Mode with Ethernet and Thunderbolt support, with one limitation.Īs a refresher, Target Display Mode was last supported in the mid-2014 iMacs and earlier (non-Retina models) and Apple officially killed the feature with macOS Mojave and later. ![]() ![]() When the new M1 iMacs launched, we wrote about Target Display Mode being absent from the hardware.
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