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I'm just used to it, there's no good reason. First, I had a desktop, then bought a laptop, kept the desktop in front of me, the laptop on the left. At some poin
by erelde 10y ago
I'm just used to it, there's no good reason.
First, I had a desktop, then bought a laptop, kept the desktop in front of me, the laptop on the left. At some point the desktop left my desk and I only had a laptop, then after many minor changes over time [skipping a lot] I found myself in front of two desktops.
But it doubles the power! Isn't it how this work?
- truth_sentinell 10y agoIt depends. How do you coordinate the work between the two computers?
- erelde 10y agoCurrently, one of them mostly acts as a server, and I work with network shares and symlinks. But that's how I work, I won't force it on anyone else.