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Must be nice to be primarily concerned with writing code. Personally, most of the time I need to be working in multiple windows at once, such as debugging in on
by brokencode 3y ago
Must be nice to be primarily concerned with writing code. Personally, most of the time I need to be working in multiple windows at once, such as debugging in one window, performing actions in the program in another window, and often referring to a description of an issue from QA in another window.
There’s no better way to handle all of this than to have multiple large monitors from my experience.
- d-lisp 3y agoShortcuts, tiling window manager and virtual desktops solves this. I noticed that I live in my IDE and then from time to time need to travel for a few seconds to something else, 95% -5%