In the office and about half of the time at home, I use one display. I don't tile the screen either, typically just maximize all applications in use and tab bet

In the office and about half of the time at home, I use one display. I don't tile the screen either, typically just maximize all applications in use and tab between them. It was never really conscious, but I also find having a bunch of other windows on the same or other screens to be distracting and/or exhausting at times. I do have a dual monitor setup on my desktop at home for when I'm not using my laptop, but even then many times I simply unplug one of the displays. When I moved into a new house, a few months went by before I even pulled out the cables for the second one and turned it on. I'm definitely the type of user who doesn't like to spend too much time arranging things, especially windows/screens. I will change font sizing and color to suit, but otherwise I'm fine with the defaults.