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39 here, but I really cannot imagine ever leaving my triple-screen [tie-fighter](https://i.imgur.com/DkqkER7.jpeg)-style https://i.imgur.com/DkqkER7.jpeg)-style
by samplatt 3y ago
39 here, but I really cannot imagine ever leaving my triple-screen [tie-fighter](https://i.imgur.com/DkqkER7.jpeg)-style https://i.imgur.com/DkqkER7.jpeg)-style setup, unless it was for an unlimited number of unlimited-resolution screens.
If I could have one screen per application and surround myself in a galaxy of windows, I definitely would.
Would I look at them all on a regular basis? Of course not. 80% of them I would only look at once every hour or so.
- tempnow987 3y agoI'm a fan of two monitors, my main horizontal (though I got one with much more vertical resolution than most 4:3), and one in portrait somewhat to the side. So many big wins. I can do a zoom screen share on my main window and have notes, private stuff on the side window, I can read documents that often are vertically formatted on the side window. I do a fair bit of comparing type work where I need a reference index doc on the side, then I got through the individual docs for tieback on the main. It's game changing to have multiple monitors and particularly have one portrait and one vertical.
- daveFNbuck 3y ago39 here too, and not turning my neck all the time to look at multiple monitors anymore has helped save me a lot of pain.