When contracting I recommend moving office administrators and other computer users to 2 screens 100% of the time. Unless I'm doing GUI work, then it's GUI on main screen, code and menus on side-screen.Ĭasual is usually whatever-i'm-doing on the main screen, and youtube / music / irc / im on the second screen.Īt work I have 2x 21" 4:3 and with the amount of applications I multi-task with I could use a third. Gaming is single-monitor (I play TF2) so it goes on the biggest one.ĭev is usually output browser / research on the side screen, code on the main screen in split view for different sections. At times I wish I could tie it into the main system and run triple-head. I actually have 3 screens on my main workbench (laptop 19" 16:9, 23" 10:9, 19" 4:3) but the 19" is for server / repair bench use. Newer super-big monitors with very high resolutions are nice, but the logical separation really clinches it for me. I have dual-screened with a laptop for several years now and I mourn the times I have to be away from my home base with a measly one monitor. Pick, Assemble and Install: Video GuideĬhiming in way too late to say once you go black dual screen, you can never go back.No intentionally harmful, misleading or joke advice.No excessive posting (more than one submission in 24 hours).No selling, trading or requests for valuation.
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