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Not when you're trying to monitor a lot of data. Even on my dual monitor setup, One monitor has 4 terminal windows for informational purposes. It would take lon
by atrus 12y ago
Not when you're trying to monitor a lot of data. Even on my dual monitor setup, One monitor has 4 terminal windows for informational purposes. It would take longer to move to another workspace than to just simply take a quick glance to the left.
- patcheudor 12y agoExactly! Over the years more than a few people have called me crazy for having a setup like this because at the end of the day they try to picture themselves using this sort of solution. The fact is, if you aren't trying to keep track of a large number of things as near real time as you can, nine monitors is absolutely absurd. In the past you'd only find this type of setup on a stock brokers desk; however, when you consider what's required from even a moderately scoped pen-test, going to this point makes a lot of sense from a time perspective. I've greatly reduced the amount of duplicate work because I can see the entire result of an action in real time while sparing myself from switching between tasks to work on code & exploits.