I was genuinely getting neck pain at one point from using two monitors and going back and forth. I now mostly just use my laptop screen with a large screen for

I was genuinely getting neck pain at one point from using two monitors and going back and forth. I now mostly just use my laptop screen with a large screen for coding and running debuggers. A single large screen IMO is more effective than a bunch of screens. Our Devops people often had multiple monitors setup, with crazy specific window management to keep 10 terminal windows visible at all times. None of the windows ever showed anything useful, and when you actually worked with them, everything was done in a single terminal window, on a single remote machine. Their tickets still took forever to be worked. Some people are just more obsessed about "optimizing" their tools than actually using them. A notebook meanwhile is super duper useful.