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I will add that it’s also useful to have as much text as possible so you can see the flow, the context and the “context of the context.” But I find this insigh
by omarhaneef 5y ago
I will add that it’s also useful to have as much text as possible so you can see the flow, the context and the “context of the context.”
But I find this insight more or less convincing so I guess the ideal writing screen is thin and tall.
Sadly, that’s the opposite of what horizontal monitors encourage. This might be another benefit of physical notebooks.
- ivansavz 5y ago+1 about the tall and narrow, especially for editing. I used to work from my friend's office who has these giant monitor that can pivot 90 degrees and I was easily 1.5x or 2x more productive given how much text was on the screen (almost and entire section of the book), and so I didn't have to scroll much...
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- xapata 5y agoSome screens can be rotated to be tall and thin. If yours doesn't, you can probably buy a mount for it.