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>Having gone Ultrawide, I regret it. It sounds good on paper, but it has proven to be far more hassle than it's worth. The problem is: if you tile windows into
by KVFinn 6y ago
>Having gone Ultrawide, I regret it. It sounds good on paper, but it has proven to be far more hassle than it's worth. The problem is: if you tile windows into two halves, they're a little too big; if you tile into thirds, they're a little too small.
Even better, rotate one of your three monitors into portrait mode. All the websites that have tons of whitespace on the sides because they are optimized for mobile phones in portrait mode are suddenly just right again. TikTok videos are fullscreen. Scientific Papers and other PDFs display perfectly. D&D character sheets fit just right. It's great!
- chrismorgan 6y agoI like having two portrait 16:9 monitors side-by-side, typically above my laptop screen.
- GordonS 6y agoMy setup is a 3K landscape and a 1200p portrait. Having a portrait screen is really useful - I can use the full height for documents and paper, or test runners, or I can split it vertically. It's a great setup.