I use two 15 inch laptops (Vista and Kubuntu) and one 22 inch screen in the middle.
Depending on the type of work I do (Windows development or nix) I physically switch main screen between two laptops. For example, when I do Outlook add-in dev, my screens might look like this:
Vista laptop: Outlook where I test.
Vista main screen: Studio.
Kubuntu laptop: docs.
or
Vista laptop: docs.
Vista main screen: Studio.
Kubuntu laptop: VMWare with different OSes. This way I don't overload Vista machine which is already running studio.
For nix dev, I like this setup:
Vista laptop: chats, music, videos, whatever.
Kubuntu main screen: Emacs fullscreen.
Kubuntu laptop: docs.
As is probably obvious, my setup looks like this:
Vista - Main Screen - Kubuntu
I also use synergy to handle supporting laptop (Kubuntu or Vista) from main machine.
I have to say, it really helps. There is a lot of ease on my brain which helps me relieve some of the anxiety.
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I use two 15 inch laptops (Vista and Kubuntu) and one 22 inch screen in the middle.
Depending on the type of work I do (Windows development or nix) I physically switch main screen between two laptops. For example, when I do Outlook add-in dev, my screens might look like this:
Vista laptop: Outlook where I test. Vista main screen: Studio. Kubuntu laptop: docs.
or
Vista laptop: docs. Vista main screen: Studio. Kubuntu laptop: VMWare with different OSes. This way I don't overload Vista machine which is already running studio.
For nix dev, I like this setup:
Vista laptop: chats, music, videos, whatever. Kubuntu main screen: Emacs fullscreen. Kubuntu laptop: docs.
As is probably obvious, my setup looks like this:
Vista - Main Screen - Kubuntu
I also use synergy to handle supporting laptop (Kubuntu or Vista) from main machine.
I have to say, it really helps. There is a lot of ease on my brain which helps me relieve some of the anxiety.