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Looks nice enough. I only wish there was an easy way to spread VS Code across multiple monitors. I commonly will work in code on one monitor, and the database t

Looks nice enough. I only wish there was an easy way to spread VS Code across multiple monitors. I commonly will work in code on one monitor, and the database tool (DataGrip currently) on another.

Fire-Dragon-DoL 1y ago
I noticed yesterday that you can pull out a tab into its own window. It's not "natural" cross monitor, but you can place the windows on both. Not sure if that helps
jayflux 1y ago
VS Code has had multi monitor support for a while now https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/configure/custom-layout#_floating-windows https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/configure/custom-layout#_...
bartvk 1y ago
Have you thought about just solving the problem with hardware? I.e. one giant 38" wide screen?
wenc 1y ago
You can already do that. I run VS Code on multiple monitors. Any tab called be pulled into its own window and moved to a different screen. Even the terminal panel can be popped out into a tab or panel or window. (The UI is not obvious but once you see it you can’t unsee it) It’s pretty cool to have the code and terminal side by side in the editor window. (Of course this was always possible with emacs)