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Multiple panels may be better for the way you work than one large panel. In general I don't think any programmer should have less than two monitors, ever. Ideal
by codinghorror 14y ago
Multiple panels may be better for the way you work than one large panel. In general I don't think any programmer should have less than two monitors, ever. Ideally three (for the "center"), and if you're crazy, four.
- greyboy 14y agoI can work fine with a single 20" 1600x1200. It's not my dream setup but it's also not hindering me for my work (backend systems).
- jrockway 14y agoI've been thinking of going the 19/30/19 route, but I've had a hard time finding an affordable mount that converts that scheme into something I can mount on a single monitor arm. I'm signed up for a metalworking class in the near future, so maybe I can solve that problem myself :)
- obtu 14y agoI'm used to multiple desktops (gnome 3, gnome before that), and multiple panels turn out to be useless to me. I just can't spread my attention across two monitors, whereas I switch desktops without thinking about it.
- codinghorror 14y agoTask switching, replacing one set of content with another (literally) isn't generally free: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2006/09/the-multi-tasking-myth.html http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2006/09/the-multi-tasking-m...