I, on the other hand probably couldn't work with more than two screens. I always had two screens at my last jobs but I always ended up using only one of them ac

I, on the other hand probably couldn't work with more than two screens. I always had two screens at my last jobs but I always ended up using only one of them actually. First I had the typical setup of putting the editor/shells on one screen and the browser on the other. But I found that moving the head and re focus all the time was more of a hassle than just cmd+tab. After that, I just put things that selfupdate and I can look at once in a while on the second screen. Like Mail, Twitter, etc. Now since I rarely work in any kind of office anymore, I'm glad I never really got into the multi monitor thing:) If I would do more design work I'd probably have use for more than one monitor. But as a programmer, having a editor with good split screen and code/project navigation support is way more important to me than the size or number of monitors.