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I can't use Windows without VirtuaWin for virtual desktops (two spaces * three monitors == 6 screens), and Switcher for expose on Windows 7. Both of those are m
by ghotli 17y ago
I can't use Windows without VirtuaWin for virtual desktops (two spaces * three monitors == 6 screens), and Switcher for expose on Windows 7. Both of those are mapped to the thumb buttons on my mouse. One thumb button toggles between spaces, the other toggles expose.
Three monitors on one space are devoted to fullscreen putty terminals. Each one is running in "screen -x" with 8 terminals opened up mapped to my F1-F8 keys. That's plenty of terminals for this or that. If i need to move what's on one fullscreen'd monitor to the next then I just click on the monitor and press the function key for the given terminal session I want. This lets me move them around without dealing with window positioning.
Nearly all code is written with Vim. Plugins include FuzzyFinderTextMate and BufferExplorer plugins mapped to hotkeys. Netbeans is absolutely essential for J2EE apps. Unix and Vim are for everything else.
I can explain any of this in further detail if anyone wants my configs.