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I live in tmux on my 13" MBAir. For a while, at work, I had a 30" monitor, but I realized that after a few months, I never bothered to plug in my laptop, and,

I live in tmux on my 13" MBAir. For a while, at work, I had a 30" monitor, but I realized that after a few months, I never bothered to plug in my laptop, and, those rare times that I did, I rarely looked at it. About the only exception was when working with Visio. The large monitor is pretty handy then.

Symbiote 11y ago
Do you (and the parent commenters) not find it uncomfortable and unhealthy to work crampt over a laptop all the time? It's certainly not compliant with European health and safety regulations. Here, we have to provide an external keyboard, monitor and mouse for anyone that uses a laptop for more than an hour. (British regulations, since they're obviously in English, laptops on page 50 http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/l26.htm http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/l26.htm )
- MichaelGG 11y ago
  The IBM ThinkPad keyboards are full size so it's fine. Oddly, it's the only laptop keyboard I've used that doesn't give me RSI pain. The neck issue is an issue sometimes, though. When I'm docked I use a Matias Ergo Pro (almost a great keyboard, but unfortunately the only one of it's form factor) and a 1920x1300 display.