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I've gotten used to the full screen (or width) windows. Mostly it's because of certain work web UIs that need as much width as possible. I agree with your stat
by bloopernova 5y ago
I've gotten used to the full screen (or width) windows. Mostly it's because of certain work web UIs that need as much width as possible.
I agree with your statement that wide text is difficult to read. In Emacs I use Olivetti mode to narrow my text windows, I should probably do something similar for hackernews or other sites that would benefit from narrower windows.
In Firefox, there's reader mode too, which makes things much easier to see.
- pmontra 5y agoThanks for the hint to Olivetti mode. I usually either split the frame horizontally (C-x 3) to look at multiple buffers side to side or narrow the window. Long lines are bad for programming too.