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vertical monitor is a blessing and a curse at times. For just coding, it's great because I have more lines to reference at once. However when I show the directo
by CorvusCrypto 9y ago
vertical monitor is a blessing and a curse at times. For just coding, it's great because I have more lines to reference at once. However when I show the directory tree for my projects my width is small and sometimes hard to deal with. Same problem with having a mini-map sadly.
I actually am right handed and read left-to-right. My dominant screen is my left screen and it used to be my editor screen, but I switched my code to the right because nowadays more of my work is server monitoring, communication, and review of code. The wider screen space is nice for this.
- ge96 9y agoYeah I do wish min-map only expanded when you hovered over that area, too eager to post issues/requests though on their GitHub. What do you use for server monitoring? Do you have fail overs... I recently implemented server side encryption and was running into memory exhaustion problems, upped cores/ram. Was surprised to read it's bad or less performant when your computer starts using swap. Man $34/mo seems expensive for hosting using t2.medium under Amazon. Ahh well,. I like seeing the nginx worker/php-fpm pool appear in HTOP Edit. Only using PHP as that's currently the back end language I know how to work with and what the stack uses but could see benefits using Go or something.