Partial solution[1] that may be of interest: working in VR instead of a laptop https://simulavr.com/blog/why-vrcs-are-better-than-pcs-and-laptops/ https://simul

Partial solution[1] that may be of interest: working in VR instead of a laptop https://simulavr.com/blog/why-vrcs-are-better-than-pcs-and-laptops/ https://simulavr.com/blog/why-vrcs-are-better-than-pcs-and-l... There are two reasons VR computing can be less distracting than PCs/Laptops. The first is that they block out external distractions: > VR Computers are like "high-quality, noise-cancelling headphones for your eyes". They're especially good for distracting work environments, and when you want to signal to you and your coworkers that you're "locked down and focused". The second is that VR UX (at least for Simula) is very bare-bones and simple at this stage of its development. There aren't a ton of bells and whistles and notifications built into the OS to distract you from your core work. [1] Working in VR isn't a total solution to distraction (it doesn't prevent you from browsing Twitter all day, etc). But it does have some nice features built into it that can make it less distracting.