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anyone develop on the little 13" screen these days? I assume it will always be hooked to a few monitors(2) for any coding tasks? also what about the power cons
by ausjke 8y ago
anyone develop on the little 13" screen these days? I assume it will always be hooked to a few monitors(2) for any coding tasks?
also what about the power consumption for linux, i bought a XPS13 for a family member and have not turned it to ubuntu for him as linux always eats up batter faster.
- pjmlp 8y agoI do on a EEE PC 1215B, the last of the netbook's generation, but only when travelling, or weekend coding at some coffe shop, nothing serious. Basically do the same as I always did since fvwm days, a couple of virtual screens, with each one having a maximized application and then I just switch among them.
- saagarjha 8y ago> anyone develop on the little 13" screen these days I almost exclusively prefer 13" displays for development. I feel lost on larger displays.
- sbov 8y agoIts not so bad if you make good use of your hotkeys. E.g. on Ubuntu the "windows key" + number will switch to that program in your dock. I have it setup like this: win+1 = IDE, win+2 = terminal, win+3 = test browser, win+4 = documentation, win+5=notes. Then you can easily run everything on fullscreen and not worry about alt-tab-hell.