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More horizontal space feels natural, but tends to be an ergonomic problem. I could see vertical working better for the spine & shoulders, as long as it isn’t un
by ip26 4y ago
More horizontal space feels natural, but tends to be an ergonomic problem. I could see vertical working better for the spine & shoulders, as long as it isn’t unnaturally narrow.
- jeffbee 4y agoPretty sure that's backwards. Ergonomically you want the entire display to be at and below eye level. The neck rotates easily on the horizontal and really sucks at flexing in the vertical.
- ip26 4y agoYes, except most people wind up looking at the leftmost third of the screen the vast majority of the time (see visual heat map research) which results in chronically bad posture with very wide screens.
- samatman 4y agoI use a window manager to split a 21:9 5k2k monitor into 11:13:11 panels, so the largest is in the middle. Suits me just fine, and I mostly look at the middle panel, with terminals and browsers off to the left and right respectively.
- jeffbee 4y agoYeah, not advocating for big wide screens, either. A 17x17 square display would be pretty sweet. You can achieve this by setting the right mode on a 27-inch widescreen, because they are 17 inches tall.