> It's interesting to see how relatively rare these setups are among CEO's (in tech) and how 'normal' the setups of successful people really are. I suspect tha

> It's interesting to see how relatively rare these setups are among CEO's (in tech) and how 'normal' the setups of successful people really are. I suspect that's because one's setup isn't really a big deal. Saving a odd second or two because you're using a split mechanical ergodox or whatever dvorak keyboard with no window manager and scripts to automate the wazzoo out of everything adds up to... not very much at all unless you're doing very repetitive tasks where seconds count. I mean, I think folks should just use whatever makes them happy, and it is interesting to see what people end up using like on usesthis (https://usesthis.com/ https://usesthis.com/). But really, people can be productive with almost anything.