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You don't even need a wide-screen monitor for that. I like to turn my coding screen 90 degrees, to portrait mode, to get more vertical space and still can see t
by rypskar 7y ago
You don't even need a wide-screen monitor for that. I like to turn my coding screen 90 degrees, to portrait mode, to get more vertical space and still can see the line at 120 characters.
I call it the TIE-fighter setup, the screen in the middle is in landscape mode and the two others are in portrait mode, gives a lot of screen-space without having to turn the head much to see it all
- bransonf 7y agoThis is my favorite monitor configuration and now I have a handy name for it, thanks!
- IggleSniggle 7y agoI also prefer the TIE-fighter setup, and didn't have a name for it until now. However, I find that 120 characters is too wide as soon as you want to do anything other than code on that screen.
- enriquto 7y ago> I call it the TIE-fighter setup, I have the exact opposite setup, with the vertical screen in front of me. How would you call that setup?
- lvturner 7y agoInverse TIE-Fighter?
- VistaBrokeMyPC 7y agoSatellite setup! (side monitors are solar panels?)
- enriquto 7y agonot as awesome as "TIE fighter setup", but it does the trick
- rypskar 7y agoMaybe Dumbo setup? The outer screens would be his ears. Not happy with the name, but best I could think of today. I'm a developer, so by definition bad at naming stuff. TIE-fighter setup is the lucky exception