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At that resolution, you'd be somewhat insane to maximize your browser window. You should be using software that divides your screen into regions.
by cdr 18y ago
At that resolution, you'd be somewhat insane to maximize your browser window. You should be using software that divides your screen into regions.
- pxlpshr 18y agoIn OSX, the layering nature of windows to make drag-n-drop more usable sometimes becomes counter-productive. There are times when I find I just want to focus on a single item and block everything else out, which forces me to either maximize Safari, or close down all my applications. I don't care for Spaces too much right now, it's kind of buggy with Photoshop/Illustrator.
- qwph 18y agoIf you haven't already, you might want to give Think a try. It runs on OS X and might be exactly what you're looking for. http://freeverse.com/apps/app/?id=7013 http://freeverse.com/apps/app/?id=7013
- benmathes 18y agoI'm a fan of the multi-monitor model. Two 20" LCDs are often cheaper than one 40" (not the same area, I know) and can be much more useful. My typical setups are: screen one: rotated vertical with code screen two: horizontal with command line and the app splitting horizontal real estate. -------------------------- screen one: full-sized game screen two: web browser and IM client