Sentence: All types and images should display on Mac, as they display on Windows

Sentence:
All images should display on Mac, as they display on Windows OS

Context: I want the images to be displayed on Mac machine, as they display on Windows machines.

Thanks

Your example is okay, though this may be an improvement:
All images should display on Mac just as they are displayed on Windows OS.

(Fine, because of consistency in using the verb ‘display’ as intransitive)

(With the improvement which, to me, is not necessary, you have used the verb intransitively in the first part and transitively in the second)

Do you have a point to make? There’s nothing wrong with doing so.

Yes, it’s this: All images should be displayed on Mac just as they are displayed on Windows OS. OR
All images should display on Mac, as they display on Windows OS.

The sentence I provided is a perfectly plausible and natural solution to indicate that what should display on mac should have exactly the same appearance as can be seen via a windows display.

There was no problem, grammatically or semantically. It was only a matter of style and consistency! No use looking for a solution in the absence of a problem!

Thanks to Beeesneees and Anglophile, for your replies!

Not at all, Suresh. I appreciate your interest in the language. After all, the EFLU is your neighbour!
Well, I find something not fitting well in

Shouldn’t it be:
Thanks to Beeesneees and Anglophile, for their replies! OR
Thanks, Beeesneees and Anglophile, for your replies! OR
Thanks to you, Beeesneees and Anglophile, for your replies!
What do you say?