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What do you mean by "unbalanced" and "balanced" here? I'm curious because I've recently started to suspect some neck pain may be due to the way I have my two de

• edoceo 6y ago
  Prime view is center, so with two it's one middle, one left (or right). Balance meaning your head direction is equal parts left/right
  • joezydeco 6y ago
    And balance for two screens means you’re staring directly ahead at the gap between the monitors.
    • hnzix 6y ago
      The trick is to designate one screen as "main" and keep it centered to view. Then have a secondary screen for notes, email etc off to one side, generally opposite to your mouse hand.
    • edoceo 6y ago
      I'm trying with one center, horizontal, one vertical on left
• MaulingMonkey 6y ago
  I mean how my head twists and turns relative to my body/keyboard/mouse throughout the day. So, for example, a primary monitor in front and two secondary monitors to the left can be problematic for me - my main content might be front and center, but constantly looking off to the left only, and not the right, causes problems. Balance it with another monitor or two on the right - and moving content over there as well - and I won't have any issues, even if I'm still using the leftmost monitor some. But then, I can cause problems with that same setup - if for example I have only the leftmost monitor(s) connected to a Mac Mini, and end up doing a bunch of iOS/OS X dev/porting/debugging in a row. When I first had problems, I was using Synergy - I stopped doing that as much in favor of a second keyboard/mouse, or shelling into that machine (despite it being on my desk!)