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Yes, in theory. But I end up not liking having to sit at the desk for "everything computer". Sometimes I just want to work while sitting comfortably on the couc
by gcatalfamo 6y ago
Yes, in theory. But I end up not liking having to sit at the desk for "everything computer". Sometimes I just want to work while sitting comfortably on the couch.
- plun9 6y agoYou could get a wireless keyboard/trackpad combo and use a TV/projector as a display.
- dhosek 6y agoThat doesn't really work for me with my fading vision in my senescence. My monitor that I work on is a super-wide screen monitor about 2 feet away. The optimum TV-watching distance is much further for me.
- dingaling 6y ago> Sometimes I just want to work while sitting comfortably on the couch. Grab some paper and a pencil and use it as non-screen time. Else you can find yourself spending too long on a poor posture on furniture that's designed for lean-back, not lean-in.
- nwienert 6y agoI have a minor issue with my lower spine, not crazy but actually sit at desk 0% of the time as a result. Laptops on the couch are quite cozy and sustainable.
- draklor40 6y agoI never get work done at the couch. Youtube, surfing, browsing, yes. Work ? No. I like a work desk. Keeps work and other stuff separate. Got a height adjustable desk. keeps my back from going bad before I hit 40.
- reader_mode 6y agoGet something ultra portable and RDP over LAN
- bootlooped 6y agoI think there's a benefit in having physical separation between work and non-work areas of the home. Certainly this is going to be of different value to everybody.