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I develop wth a mobile setup (3G/4G + laptop + laptop stand) most of the time, but not with a nomadic lifestyle. I don't miss big monitors while on the go. Eit
by p0nce 9y ago
I develop wth a mobile setup (3G/4G + laptop + laptop stand) most of the time, but not with a nomadic lifestyle.
I don't miss big monitors while on the go. Either I forgot how good they were or one get used to it. What I favor infinitely more is the mobility itself. I don't understand why remote people don't move more when given the chance.
YMMV, I still have a big monitor at home, else I would feel cut from my customers' typical setup. A problem with smaller screen is the additional eye strain.
- lilbobbytables 9y ago> A problem with smaller screen is the additional eye strain I almost have more of an eye strain with multiple monitors because of more horizontal movement of my eyes, and often being a little bit further from the monitor. (and my bigger monitor isn't the same resolution as my laptop)
- ehnto 9y agoMy home setup has a screen directly in front and one to the side, as if I have them both offset then I am always at lesst a little bit strained and I end up using the inner parts of the monitors anyway. I have considered one below and one directly in front as well so it's up movement instead but I have yet to come up with a good mounting solution!
- skiman10 9y agoHow about a mount like this one? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CUW5HDU/ref=psdc_490624011_t1_B000E9DO5U https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CUW5HDU/ref=psdc_490624011_t1_B...