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Is there a reason you don't simply put them on a virtual desktop and switch to that desktop instead of turning your head to look at a different monitor? Maybe
by luckylion 6y ago
Is there a reason you don't simply put them on a virtual desktop and switch to that desktop instead of turning your head to look at a different monitor?
Maybe it's my slightly lowered perception threshold, but having a screen in my peripheral vision where e.g. new emails could be seen wouldn't be useful: I'd still see that a new email has arrived and would still need to decide whether I want to look at it now or whether that can/has to wait. And that's only a small step away from having a popup notification on my main screen about a new email.
- gknoy 6y agoI've found switching between four or five virtual desktops (e.g. when I'm using the laptop without any extra monitors) is more annoying. I'm not sure why but I think it's the extra hassle of switching between three things, vs only two.