- Sheer geekery (though that doesnt work with your comment about cost, I admit).
- Multiple PC's (example: at my desk I have a dual screen setup for working on, a 3rd screen connected to a different PC for email, IM [chatterous via Gtalk ftw] & personal stuff and a smaller screen off to one side which is a build machine / test client. Using a KVM to share Kb/M but still being able to see all screens is a great advantage :))
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I can think of a couple of reasons
- Sheer geekery (though that doesnt work with your comment about cost, I admit).
- Multiple PC's (example: at my desk I have a dual screen setup for working on, a 3rd screen connected to a different PC for email, IM [chatterous via Gtalk ftw] & personal stuff and a smaller screen off to one side which is a build machine / test client. Using a KVM to share Kb/M but still being able to see all screens is a great advantage :))