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You could try rotating your screen to get 9:16, although I find that it tends to be a bit narrow if you want to split vertically and have two pieces of code sid
by simias 9y ago
You could try rotating your screen to get 9:16, although I find that it tends to be a bit narrow if you want to split vertically and have two pieces of code side by side.
With 16:10 screens however I think it work rather well, I currently use three 1920x1200 monitors and two of them are vertical, it looks like this: https://svkt.org/~simias/emacs-vertical.png https://svkt.org/~simias/emacs-vertical.png
It's also great for looking at docs.
- khedoros1 9y agoI spent some years with dual 24" 10:16 screens. It was a convenient coding and documentation reading environment. If the workstation had supported a third screen, I would've requested one to run horizontally, for the rare times I had to view video, or something.