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Yes but you can't read them without getting eyestrain. I have perhaps three terminal windows open max and use cwm. I've had old Dell 15" 1600x1200 laptops whic

by csmuk 13y ago

Yes but you can't read them without getting eyestrain. I have perhaps three terminal windows open max and use cwm. I've had old Dell 15" 1600x1200 laptops which aren't even near to that and that was virtually unusable. I'm now using a 14" 1440x900 and it's about right. Accepting less is fine. Eating all the burgers on the table because they are there is absurd.

jlgreco 13y ago
> "Yes but you can't read them without getting eyestrain." Maybe I'm working on borrowed time with young eyes, or maybe I work too close to my screen, but I certainly can. I am sitting here at work on a company T420 with a 14" screen at 1600x900. Laptop on my lap, back of the laptop at my knees with the screen tilted away from me and my body reclined away from it. Feet kicked up on another chair. ...I find this anything but satisfactory. I can get two decent vertical panes with tmux over putty, with three being possible for some tasks. At home I frequently do double this, or more.